I'm not in your shoes, nor are most of the other people here on BP.

If it isn't in writing then you can do as you choose.You could move all the furniture to storage and get on with renting your vacation property.You could then deal with the furniture later.I would consider pre paying for the furniture storage for a couple months and possibly mail the sellers the key to the storage unit.

I've since put tools in storage to make room so someone can get in and finish the job.  

its strange to be back in the rookie shoes haahhaanyway im looking forward to todays webinar!

So ultimately my question to you, especially for those who have been in my shoes in the past, what you feel is the best way to rebuild credit so that I can start pursuing my REI goals sooner than later?

We are not sure if the basement wasn't counted or if maybe one listing included the basement storage area in the sq footage. 

 $140 gym shoes, $200 meals out, offroad tires and wheels for trucks, $100 haircuts for the wife, $150/hour dog trainers etc.  

You could get new shoes.

Hi - Joh-Michael Agli If I will be in your shoes I will start looking in North (New) Jersey.

I'm a newb myself and from I just read, if I was in your shoes, I'd be would not be happy at all.