I experience about 50% occupancy, plus the blocked out dates for me and my family puts it at about 60% occupancy.

Driving was out dated used it as a tactic How did you finance this deal?

Which is over 16k, so I told them if they just gave me a move out date, I would keep their security deposit and call it even...

My main contractor wants me to rip out and replace all the doors (8 of them) and surrounding trim, as well as take out the crown molding and baseboards which are very old, outdated and caked with layers of paint.

Also, knocking on doors (aka "driving for dollars") is an outdated way of doing this and honestly isn't worth your time.

As far as mutual funds, whenever I hear that word I think of a VCR or something outdated.  

Driving was out dated used it as a tactic How did you finance this deal?

Yes, I do understand that the rent is higher than a normal rental, but I also know that I was able to choose the exact house I wanted, and I wasn't stuck with a typical "rental house", which is usually in not great condition and is outdated.

I would most likely try to keep the move out date for April, because at that point I will want to get in to rehab.

The need for cable is outdated if you buy a subscription that functions the same, though it depends on how reliable your internet is.