Answer:  Put a for Lease sign in their window.....and yes it's in their lease that I can do that for failure to pay rent.

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I am looking for a sign to put in the window or on the door that the house is not for rent.

She or he is themselves an entrepreneur, perhaps their exit plan is to get the business up and running, and then sell it somewhere in that 5-10 year window. 

You may want to do the same with the handyman where most of your calls go to your main handyman, but once in awhile use another one to establish a relationship.I have also heard of people using storage units near their properties to store spare TVs, routers, fridges, AC window units, washers, dryers, etc. 

It must be a sliding scale or something.

Use an inspector to perform a building inspection that checks all of the components of the home including the electric, plumbing, foundation, windows, roof, hvac, water heater and other appliances.6.

All the major components have been done like roof, windows, kitchens, baths.

There is just so much money to be made from this purchase and i don't want to drag my feet and let the opportunity slide by once someone else realizes the cashflow this place makes, and they buy and and i loose the opportunity.So i guess I'm looking for options for help with down payment.

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