Broken leases, they lost all their furniture investment etc.I don't think arbitrage is a bad idea for someone like you.

Currently for a power tool company, but have designed fitness equipment, toys, housewares, office furniture, gardening tools, the list goes on...

I drive a chevy Silverado only because I need it for my two businesses for hauling rock, lumber and furniture.

Hell, I even had a 1996 Toyota Pickup with no radio and no AC after my Camry died because I needed a truck to haul furniture around for my business.  

People can discuss clipping coupons, buying soon to expire meat and bread, 2nd hand clothes, dumpster diving, yard sale bargain hunting and creative ways to re-purpose broken furniture thier neighbors are disposing of.

Decent furniture, also.I thought about saving that money that I make on the sale to buy a place that I could house hack.

I think the baseboards might actually heat better but we felt that the Cadet heaters allowed for better furniture placement and maybe a little less of a fire hazard. 

The big bulky ones.

You’ll put up the funds to buy the furniture, etc. and all proceeds in excess of your minimums will first act as a draw down against that capital investment.

You'll get this too.I found the families where easier on the house because they didn't move all their furniture in, no pictures on the walls etc, it was temporary.