It’s a beautiful house in a fantastic location too. The

Might be worth it to drop the price straight to $900 instead of going $925 then $900 too, the $25 less per month won’t hurt you as much as an additional 2-3 weeks of vacancy.

If someone wants to get in while this in moving we are open to that too.  The

. § 66-5-212(c) as "a subterranean void created by the dissolution of limestone or dolostone strata resulting from groundwater erosion, causing a surface subsidence of soil, sediment, or rock and is indicated through the contour lines on the Property's recorded plat map."

Think it would fly away too. The

Then the market went up a little so I took some equity too. The

No way that can be done for $30k even on a 700 sq ft tiny house.Always pay attention to the age of the home too. The

There are a LOT of differences between rehabbing and new construction, with the big ones being:- Potentially dealing with site planning and zoning issues- Potentially dealing with stormwater management, erosion control issues, etc- Dealing with LOTS of subcontractors, not just one (unless it's a builder)- Understanding local requirements for things like energy efficiency, etc.- Learning to analyze/evaluate new construction deals- Knowing the order in which to do things (it's not always straightforward and requires some judgement calls and risk management)- Schedules are much more complicated- Knowing your costs (you're probably closer to $75-150/sf, not $27 for new construction)- Dealing with potentially complicated inspection issues (structural bracing, for example)- etc...

This means we definitely conduct formal background checks with credit scores and criminal histories but we also factor in their personality, their sincerity, their facebook account activity, and we go through references with a fine tooth comb.

Go over the property with a fine tooth comb.