Once you've closed you can join this great Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/smokymountainsrent...which is comprised of other Smoky Mountain cabin owners and is full of people who can recommend all kinds of services.

It's interesting on BP we've got this whole group of knuckle heads who do all this ra ra crap about a person convincing someone to sell their $520k property for $200k but the same group of people get on their soap boxes when their property manager charges them a $200 lease renewal fee, lol.

Paper Towels (two rolls) ($2-$3 bucks)Toilet Paper (4 pack) (for when moving people forget the basics during a move)Hand Soap ($1.79 I think)Dish Soap ($2.00 or less Dawn)I spent maybe $60 on all of it max.

However, my lender said that I cannot use an FHA loan because the building is comprised of 4 individually zoned town homes, meaning they can be sold individually.

For context, in a previous email from ChopperDad, he had attempted to construe the individual nature of her lease as meaning that her room comprised the premises of her rental, rather than the entire unit.

My biggest expenses are toilet paper and soap. 

That business is comprised of policies, procedures, structure and laws, many many laws.

Mr Clean Magic Erasers, Dawn, Murphy's Oils Soap (for wood,) CLR, and Turtle Wax go a long way.

Yesterday’s home owners are today’s home renters; markets are more and more often comprised of people looking to rent their living space rather than own it.

The holding cost is comprised of the interest payment plus taxes, insurance and utilities you need to pay while holding onto the property before you can re-sell it.If your credit is 720 and above, you can get a BLOC (Business line of credit) to fund the remaining 10% + points+ closing cost + holding cost.