If you live there, I would take approximately half of your belongings (off season, little used, ie junk lol) and put in storage, or box up and stack in the garage for your upcoming move.Also, have your house available on short notice.

Here in CT, the State Marshalls handle moving tenants property to town-designated storage facility.

Most vacant houses come about not becuase of the low morals of the owners but the fact that the houses are just not economically feasible to renovate.

We would put valuables in storage and only have stuff that could walk away in the unit, because we would want to immerse ourselves in the block and be involved.

Is obtaining a license feasible?

I would rather do a wholesale on my mom's house and just be done with it, but I think there is too much debt against the estate to make that feasible.

I estimate with back rent damage and storage fees to be about $4,000 Owed.

Tim G. it was probably someone who saw too many episodes of Storage Wars.

I plan on repeating my questions and ideas until I find the best feasible way that IS in compliance.

Our daughter starts college in two years and I am planning on doing this if feasible, since you save on housing costs, have an income producing property, and hopefully a long-term investment for years to come.