Granted 1) we're not having to furnish the entire place, 2) we can let it ride as-is for a few weeks while not seriously affecting bookings, and 3) we also have time to see what kinds of Black Friday/Cyber Monday deals we can get to save cost.I put us in the middle of the spectrum of cash vs time being most important because we'll spend more money to get the stuff but save time on the acquisition side. 

If you think the neighbor poses a threat and will take advantage of the opportunity (unknowing buyer's agent and buyers viewing your home, family with children moves-in, etc.), disclose it and live with a clear conscience.As an agent, I've shown many properties to buyer clients. 

I'm a cyber security specialist (i.e. still an employee) looking to transition into real estate.

They typically make this threat, hoping you'll give back some or all of the deposit. 

But we were able to get it done with some pushing and threats.

Insurance wants lease proof or threat to cancel some not occupied.

Hello @Julie Threats, I am an agent and investor in the Huntsville market.

Luckily for me the threat of eviction was enough in this case but often it is not.

Trash I out in tennant’s name but they still contact me if tenant doesn’t pay with their threat to lien.

I’m glad that the threat convinced you to reply.