Cosmetic rehab (paint, carpet, appliances) which I did myself over Christmas vacation.

@Carol Burns you are fine doing a non-renewal and as long as the tenant honors that and leaves-then great.

Between hay, timber, maybe plant an orchard, berry patch, pumpkin patch, Christmas trees, grow other ornamental or fruit trees for sale, maybe cabins or a couple RV sites or even some rustic campsites, a fishing lake, there are so many avenues to make $150 here or $500 there i think you could make it pay for itself over time

@Carol Labbe while I can't speak to your specific county, as someone in the title industry, I have had many files put on hold due to county closures(damn you South Carolina!)

I still had to hustle when a door and a water heater had to be replaced or the plumbing backed up on Christmas day.

Found it on Facebook marketplace two days before Christmas.

@Carol Scott is an agent in that area.

Unfortunately, there were some delays with his previous project, and in addition to Thanksgiving, Christmas, and the New Year holidays, work did not start until January 2nd.

I just got started driving for dollars on Christmas Day.Looking to work with local wholesalers in orlando area.Got a few YouTube videos driving for dollars and my first cold calling.Let help each other out if your starting out i can help.

Hopefully you will not choose lots of and/or expensive Christmas presents (wants/luxuries) over your housing (need), with your next landlord.Plus, ya know what?