Just a food for thought just in case it’s only a few months away then you wouldn’t even need to put it elsewhere.In regards to investing I would recommend using it to improve your current property and equity position there until you can purchase a new property.You also can buy a second home with a 10% down loan.

No homeowner, and very few landlords, are going to want to assume a 5 year lease.Anyway, just wanted to give you some food for thought. 

I feel that the location is prime to set up a campground and also house hack the other buildings to cater to the tourist that come out to the State Park.

While you will have to pay them, you will be saving yourself time, gas money, wear and tear on your car, food expenses on the road and lots of head aches. 

Open food was stored all over the floors in every room. 

I feel that the location is prime to set up a campground and also house hack the other buildings to cater to the tourist that come out to the State Park.

It’s a quaint little town nestled into small mountains with a few breweries, upcoming food scene, and it’s fair share of outdoor enthusiasts.

There's a big difference with leaving a cat (and its food supply, litterbox, etc) unattended for 2 days vs. 4 days.It's a difficult situation but I would start by having an open conversation with your tenant and ask her what options she can pursue, because this is a safety-minded repair that needs to be done.

This week her fridge went bad, so I replaced it in less the 24/hours and wants me to pay her 75 for lost food. 

As a real estate investor it's not my responsibly to cater to that demographic.