Hello Josh:Find out if you are able to rent a temporary Gas Range for a week o" two from your local "Rent a Center".

Their best approach would be to try to negotiate some form of additional compensation rather than fight to get temporary access to the property.

We could also look into temporary seller financing, but that limits our potential projects and removes some negotiation leverage...Or any other way we could come up with this amount of cash, or other approaches we could take?

In my brief experience, it is almost impossible to call a big company that has employees needing temporary housing.

However, having tenants is a business even if they are your neighbors and emotional decision making can be expensive.

Notices are only sent to bad tenants and you seem to be conflicted for emotional reasons in seeing this point.

I try to detach emotionally from a deal or least stay committed to my "do the numbers work" spreadsheet which gives me everything I need to know on one sheet of paper.

I like #1, however, I would be concerned about the temporary son.

Here's a breakdown of the phases of the real estate market cycle:For your amusement, here are the emotions you can expect...

You need to pick counties and dolls R maximums and do not let emotion get the best of you.