I have a buddy that lives out in Winter Garden trying to find his way back to College Park.

It is a breath of fresh air knowing others have the desire to gain wealth through real estate and you actually make me jealous that you want to get started so early (good thing).

There may also be a basement/garden level unit. 

Sometimes they don't have money to move it or it's just a lifestyle of collecting things from thrift centers, food banks, christmas charities, maybe other free things and starting fresh at the next place.#4 Make sure they have a way to pay for yard care and utilities. 

There can be some really big return ideas for investing in tiny homes, but those tend to be missed with small mindsets that limit what they truly bring to the world of big time investing.Let's talk about some of those sustainable and lucrative options in tiny home investing...New developments that include a spectrum of builds such as small and affordable living spaces like tiny home parks in place of over saturated apartment buildings that have empty doors more often than not these days, or luxurious destination spaces that bring in the trendy and fresh buyers that cater to the Air B&B mindset all carry big return possibilities and those who take those opportunities seriously, see serious rewards in their hard work.

I went out into the Garden to look and straight away noticed a horrendous sight- they had chewed their way through our solid mahogany patio doors which is four inches thick!

I listed it too so I can take all the investment money I have to my name and make a fresh start in a new geography.Did I say I'm graduating soon?

 $400ish/mo is probably a more accurate number, if you want to be conservative and keep your place fresh and up to date fairly consistently.

You can't change an existing lease unless all parties agree.Wait until their current lease expires, then start fresh with a new lease and new terms.

Feel free to send me a message if you want to hear more about my experience or about Exp, I’m still a relatively new agent so those experiences are fresh and I’m happy to share with you.