@Daijamonet CookAaron gave you great advice.Volunteering for Habitat for Humanity builds can expose you to some great stuff, too.

This is similar to how homes get sold for Habitat for Humanity or other programs like that, they record a restriction sometimes with a repayment provision if you were to not abide by their agreed stipulations.

My incentive program:  tenant pays the rent on time, I provide clean/safe/functional habitat priced right.

Hi @Brittney Kemp,I would guess that home was built by an organization like Habitat For Humanity that builds for low income families. 

This is an arm of Habitat for Humanity where you can donate everything from household furniture to appliances to building materials from rehabs.In our local store in Waterville, Maine, we have all sorts of appliances, sinks, vanities, stoves, washer/dryers, tables, chairs, desks - almost anything you can think of.  

You could also look into volunteering with Habitat for Humanity - that would be a great way to start building knowledge about home construction that will definitely come in handy.  

Habitat for Humanity ReStore/big box returns for replacement doors.

If Zeus is  "renting" the furniture (I think they rent from a new company called furnish or habitat), they may already have this scheme in place (getting furniture rent credits for vacant days). 

Better forage , more diversity, better wildlife habitat.

I would expect CASA, Habitat for Humanity, and similar organizations would compete with you.