We cut a deal with the seller to leave behind all of the nice furniture he had for 3K on top of the purchase price.

We currently have a small business doing flooring, carpentry, and some small home remodeling projects, but with 8 children we need to do something that's going to actually take care of our family.

The furniture is hers. 

When you find yourself falling into that common mental trap, go visit a children's cancer hospital.

Can't imagine paying more than that for some furniture and sheets.

While the nation has regained nearly half of the lost jobs, several key demographic groups have recovered more slowly, including mothers of school-age children, Black men, Black women, Hispanic men, Asian Americans, younger Americans (ages 25 to 34) and people without college degrees.

There are lots of folks investing $5k in furniture and fixings, making that much in net cash flow in the first couple of months.

I am budgeting about $6000 for furniture, bedding, towels, etc. 

The Exchangor may have three children and would like to acquire a property for each child to have at a later date.

I would handle all managing and cleaning as I would have the time (long story, but I'd have a lot of free time).I understand there are costs such as furniture, etc. but since I would be doing all the managing, could this work in theory?