We purchase homes to rent and expect renters to mow the grass so we like to provide some storage. we just purchased a house without any outdoor storage and were wondering if you guys know of a lower cost solution than home depot/lowes.

My point is that the value of the furniture was insignificant.

, I thought electric was included , you need to do that , I cant spend more money , I just bought new furniture "   I explain to her and show her the lease where it says in BOLD PRINT  that tenant pays all utilities .    

Recently, I refinished the counter tops and they claimed there was spray residue all over their furniture.

., they make cabinets, i make butcherblock countertops/furniture, then i am very open with them.

She is also complaining about her furniture and clothes.  

For rent to SA he has to buy furniture as most rental properties in the UK are let out as empty, except white goods.

Good work Sammy, I followed a similar path spending a decade as a physics/ chemistry/ outdoor ed teacher.

The property has the separate zoning because the owner was wanting to conduct outdoor events and the City wanted to place a greenway easement on the property, thus they agreed to rezone that piece.It seems to me since the improvement piece of the property, the main collateral, the house is zoned residential then the appraiser and lender would deem the purchase as residential.I'm not sure if convincing can be made otherwise or if a different appraiser/lender could come to a different conclusion.This property would not meet commercial lending requirements.

I had some student tenants in a furnished rental who got all upset about the charges for furniture damage.