Leasing out your S&B home?
Hello friends! We want to go full time but don't want to give up the S&B yet. It's a nice older home (70's) on a lake just North of Milwaukee. We believe we should be able to get top dollar for a l...
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I agree with what others are saying about your furniture; if you’re going to store it, store it for one or two months and no longer, as it is a waste of money.
Make 3-categories; 1) things you will throw away, 2) things you will give away, and 3) things you will keep in your RV. Only keep the things in your RV that are functional and that you will use; like I took my Sleep Number Bed out of my house and put it in the RV. Discarded the RV mattress. I also took my 50” flat-screen TV from the house and put it in the RV.
The only reason I am renting my house is because the market was turned upside down when I decided to go fulltime RVing, but come spring I will once again review the market in my area and determine whether to put my house on the market or not. My tenants lease has expired and I do want to sell my house and be done with it.
The other thing is homeowner associations, which you may or may not have, and if you have one while you are renting your home you still have to pay HOA Dues and have your tenant comply with By-Laws, etc. The HOA holds the owner responsible regardless whether you rent out your property or not; the HOA is another thing that I want to be rid of.
Make 3-categories; 1) things you will throw away, 2) things you will give away, and 3) things you will keep in your RV. Only keep the things in your RV that are functional and that you will use; like I took my Sleep Number Bed out of my house and put it in the RV. Discarded the RV mattress. I also took my 50” flat-screen TV from the house and put it in the RV.
The only reason I am renting my house is because the market was turned upside down when I decided to go fulltime RVing, but come spring I will once again review the market in my area and determine whether to put my house on the market or not. My tenants lease has expired and I do want to sell my house and be done with it.
The other thing is homeowner associations, which you may or may not have, and if you have one while you are renting your home you still have to pay HOA Dues and have your tenant comply with By-Laws, etc. The HOA holds the owner responsible regardless whether you rent out your property or not; the HOA is another thing that I want to be rid of.
