We did not specify regarding trampoline in the contract, however we have clause "House furniture, cloth furniture and children’s toys are not permitted to be left out on a porch or in a yard at the end of a day."

When they see a man or woman in ragged clothing begging not to have their home sold from under them, they tend to make cheap little moral judgments and smile at each other.

We have a friend (who just sold their restored farmhouse on 30 acres) who had to dig out & install a retaining (fiber-cloth covered) trench for $4500 that has absolutely no function except it's NOW code for all septics systems.The sale triggered the town insisting on the upgrade.

Have a personal budget that includes your meals and some new boots and some new clothes, haircuts,  and things like that every once in a while. 

Our customers can wash AND dry their clothes in under an hour or less than the competition; they can lounge in the recliners or work on their laptop with our wifi; their children can play with toys instead of ask when they get to leave every 3 minutes.

@Josh Danna I just paid $6000 to get 500 sq ft of cloth wiring, but not knob and tube replaced with a dropped ceiling, no attic.

You could also include a yoga mat, free weights, and other small gym items in the closet and let the guests figure out where they'll do yoga.

Beds/Bed Clothes $200 Mortgage $275License is not required in NC to open halfway house.Each room can legally hold two peopleRent will be $500 per head3 Bed 2 Bath with a garage, with possibilities of expansion.Realistically project could be ready for tenants by February.List Price: $66,500Ideal Investment: $56,000 /cashflow = $2,017.47Repair costs: $22,000ARV: $110,000Initial Equity: $65,200Could Pay up to: $65,000 /cashflow = $1,975.22Repair costs: $22,000ARV: $110,000Initial Equity: $58,000So now the anxiety is kicking in!

Besides, I took great pleasure at opening up the window and tossing clothes and personal belongings out the window and into the front yard before tossing into the dumpster.

Their clothing is what your unit's flooring, ceiling tiles, walls and counters will smell like after they've moved out.