It will probably only get used during the winter. and I can see some maintenance issues too with all that moisture inside it would be easy to get mildew or mold growth started if it is not maintained properly and often. also it is traditional to follow up your time in the sauna with a dive into a nice cold lake (or pool), or at least you might want to have a cold outdoor shower nearby. personally I would spend my money on something like a hot tub before I bought a sauna.

Personally, I would give them notice of termination and start fresh with a new renter that I've personally selected, using my lease, at my rent rate.

It’s a personal question in many ways.

Also, it will be nice if you can share the other city on your 12 blacklists.

all but the 10% of reno costs up front have personally seen that one.. pricing is for sure regional..

People buying for their personal residence are going to have enough for a down payment and be approved for mortgages-there are always people who seem to find money to do that regardless of prices or rates.

I am Damir Rakovich, an investor from Slovenia, searching for partners with a shared vision.

Using my personal finance to pay for repairs and numerous other small things that in isolation are not a big deal but they just keep adding up and create anxiety for me.I am thinking being a real estate investor (for single family homes) is not right for me.

One person took a new cooling pillow and replaced it with their crappy old pillow.

TLDR: Go ahead and do it at your property if you want/need one for a personal reason and hope to break even financially when you want to sell.