I keep seeing more and more examples of non-paying tenants that are still employed or fully capable of gaining employment but refusing to make the effort because unemployment is good enough.

The lineal, however, looks like it has a shipping date in late July.  

The listing agent has marketed the property as an investment property with more land that is capable of building additional 4plex up to 8 units on the property.

My mentor and I have thought of shipping containers in my yard (too expensive and timely) and partnering with commercial locations looking to sell for three months of storage before selling (working on it).

For buyer's that are financing, having a strong pre-approval and a lender that is capable of closing quickly is important too. 

This comes out to $4.2k that I get to ship over to my tenant for trying to move back into my own property. 

If you follow this plan make sure they know what they are doing and are capable of doing the work.

Employment is like a rocket ship in many sectors.Phoenix has a housing shortage, the homebuilders built fewer units between 2010 and 2020 than normal so the supply (inventory) is tight.

I am capable of doing most other renovations.

I talk to a ton of people who know the numbers, know a good deal have capital and are capable and yet they aren't ready.