Many urban core professionals who are from the baby boom generation and also formerly lived in the suburbs are finding their lifestyle improves when they can remove their formerly tiresome commute from the daily grind.

They find me, harass me, they worship me, they want my baby, they want a lock of my hair...WHY?!

If I rent to travelers I will need to have it fully furnished, which I estimated would be another $10,000 to $12,000 when you figure everything from wash clothes to beds and couches.

Was looking at laundromats, and turns out customers prefer them in strips with a dozen stores, rather than smaller commercial properties or free standing ones where they can do something while there clothes are being washed. 

Clarksville market is crazy, had underwritten loan ready to go and bid over market with some generous exceptions written in the offer, included personal letter with baby pictures of the renters - nothing worked.

I composed an offer letter for my real estate agent to send out and it included pictures of my wife and our new baby. 

Enjoyed the read and congrats on the baby girl, got a 15 year old version and it's the best my man!  

You’re losing sleep while she’s sleeping like a baby.

Thanks,It looks like a nice cash flow type rental.Too bad it's operated so loosely.I suppose he will have to fix the electric now that it's become public.Old cloth covered arcing wire = a potential fire.I would not be surprised if he gets a ton of offers to buy the place now.A little more curb appeal and it would be a very "cute home".Just my 2 cents. 

You can always split the baby and do a cash out refinancing.