The reason is not that there are no tenants looking, but rather: A new building is an unknown to tenants, so there are no reviews online and the amenities are a question mark; andDuring interim occupancy, which is when most investors put their units up for lease, the common areas are not yet finished, and construction activities are still taking place in the building; andThere is usually a flood of units hitting the market for rent in a new building, so anyone who choose some nicer upgrades or colours, or who has a better layout, will lease first. 6 - Transportation Anyone noticed that with each year that goes by, it takes a little longer to get around the City?

Thanks for the support, and I glanced through your website I love the layout. 

But here is the layout of the property.

@Charlie FitzgeraldPaying a lender off in full once you decide you no longer want to do what you said you would do is what you are supposed to do.Incidentally my first nomadic owner occupant flip, I tried to call it an investment property because that seemed like the box it intuitively best fit into (I still feel that this makes the most sense at a 'common sense' level).

Every time you lay out the details, you'll be teaching yourself.

Now I need to come up with layout plan or document that I can present to these investors to make it official.

I am looking at moving around some appliances for a better kitchen layout in a home I just purchased.

I included some fuller dimensions to help understand to full layout.

Some layouts take a percentage of the principal loan raise (2-6% in the case of GroundFloor).

They make small houses feel even smaller when the house only has a few windows and of the few they do have some can be only about 3' x 1.5' in certain areas of the house.Also don't like layouts that don't make sense.