When I started out many years ago I was living in a basement apartment with no furniture.

Use solid furniture from a thrift shop to furnish it...aside from stuff with fabric-I'd buy that new.

I'm not sure if I would increase my down payment amount with the $5k, would probably just use it to help cover the upfront costs that way you have some reserves for furniture, repairs, etc.

Then, I get indoor air quality samples and one outdoor (used as a benchmark) and have everything tested.

The second is also a 3/2 that’s been renovated and has an outdoor fireplace about 2 blocks from Tech.

Tenant and I agreed before signing the lease that I would install something on the outdoor wooden stairs to his 2nd floor apartment to make them less slippery during the winter.

People that are selling are starting there first, and I see a lot of people off loading their furniture in preparation to sell or LTR.

Do you want to build a business flipping hamburgers as in leasing, furnishing, renting, and then renewing the lease or moving and storing furniture or do you want to build business of owning property?

Fall of last year we bought some outdoor furniture from FB market place in Mars Hill.

We shopped at local discount stores where you can get furniture for nice but not expensive.