I list a good number of pre-construction cabins, where we have land, floor plans, furniture, and builder contract already lined up so the end buyer just has to come in with the construction loan like you are doing.

But he has no furniture so, if that doesn't work, I'll have to ask the tenant upstairs on a month to month lease to leave.

You start with a conversation (or two), then a warning, then a formal demand, then expulsion, lol.I generally tell tenants that they are allowed to have small plants and patio furniture on patios and BBQ’s must be at least 5’ away from the structure.

If there was a place that sold real wood furniture at a low price, it would be probably common knowledge. 

This approach can lead to not only a more valuable and sustainable building but also additional tax incentives and savings.

They take alot of abuse and the bedframes and furniture wont gouge up your fresh refinish job.

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I found this home through a local Realtor and we negotiated to keep all furniture and seller concessions post inspection How did you finance this deal?

Rents go up about 2.5 to 3% annually in most markets but we have hot spots where you might see 4 to 6% for a few years but not sustainable.

This calculation is used to assess the risk of a property by identifying the maximum vacancy rate the property could sustain before cashflow becomes negative.