I wouldn't necessarily put a lot of efforts into improving/building/spending in hopes of staying booked solid, but it is a nice 'side hustle' for a pretty piece of land to bring in some extra income while it sits. 

@Kevin S. It

In our case, our lease specifies that if a tenant wants to break the lease early, they are required to pay three months’ rent as a penalty and forfeit their security deposit.This approach helps cover the costs of finding a new tenant and any potential loss of income while the property sits vacant.

And yes, biggest risk is letting it sit for 12 months.

Currently, the cabin is only used by our family about three weeks a year, and the rest of the time, it just sits unused.For context, the property is in my parents’ name, and they’ve owned it for over 15 years, since I was a kid.

I would love to sit down with you to further understand your buyer needs! 

Contact them and find out our sit back and wait to see what happens with it either way let us know…

I do not recall any other fees or charges outside of traditional closing costs and they were easy to work with and communicated very well. 

I have a vacancy in a great part of town and it is sitting.

Once I got over the idea of giving up my low rate, it made a ton of sense.In my opinion, letting the equity just sit there isn’t justified by holding onto a low rate.