South of downtown Columbus, because Nationwide Children’s Hospital is pumping tens of millions of dollars every year revamping the area (again, not going anywhere).

I'm about to be homeless and I need a home for me and my children.

They usually leave some furniture, kitchenware, a broken vacuum that was probably never used the entire time they lived there, old food in the fridge, and a lot of their kid's toys.

If you attribute some of the purchase price to things like furniture, carpet, appliances and other assets that fall in the shorter useful lives you can get the benefit much faster (and sometimes immediately!).

@Jeff BridgesAh, finally we get the substance and avoid the humiliatingly ignorant chatter of those good people who would love to be able to move bathroom fixtures around arbitrarily in a remodel without being bothered by the pesky reality that, hmm, well, little chocolate children must flow consistently downward in order to leave a bathroom.Can you cross a joist with the 3-inch (that's actually internal diameter, it's 3.5 inches outer diameter for Schedule 40 PVC or ABS) waste pipe of your commode, by drilling a big-a$$ hole through a joist to get it through and weaken it significantly?

@Dean Pinhas in general, you'll have a larger tenant pool with 3 bedrooms but don't rule out 2 bedrooms in areas that appeal to single people and young couples with no children. 2 bedrooms can do very well in areas like arts and entertainment districts and near college campuses.

Once I have lived there for a year I will also rent other unit the same way. 1 Furnishings- For the furniture I want durable furniture.

So I just purchased my very first house, which is also my current residence for my wife, two children and myself,  I had to completely drains my savings in the process. 

Many of the cabins as you have probably seen, come furnished though ours came completely unfurnished but we were able to get a 15K furniture credit with a local furniture store their in Pigeon Forge.

and there are big WINNERS and BIG losers when that happens.. just the way the cookie crumbles. the owners of the houses are not losing their houses or the right to live in them or rent them in a normal manner so I think the argument that hey I spent money on a house and put a bunch of furniture in it  or I bought it for a certain purpose is not going to sway many frankly speaking and being on the front lines of many land use actions over the years in multiple states..