I asked to speak with their senior advisor, and he basically said the same thing; he told me "I have a very unique situation"!

There have been literally millions of real estate ads for sales and rentals posted over the years and I highly doubt the copy in the listing mentioned was entirely unique.

Assembled the team (principally architect and builder).Brought vision of creating a unique, beautiful ocean front home that did not copycat other home designs in the Outer Banks.

I was wondering if anyone had experience with properties in rural areas and what pit falls might be unique to these kind of deals.

Baked in 20K worth of a furniture allowance and furnished the STR with durable high-end rustic cabin furniture and my wife decorated it beautifully.

It is a historic home, however (1900s) so that could potentially present unique challenges.

The downside to selling is I'm attached for other reasons it's a unique, one of a kind property-- and it's my SHTF option.

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Does this situation fall into the clause on the lease "Except as provided by law, no repairs, decorating or alterations shall be done by Resident without Owner/Agent's prior written consent.

So, what I’m really wondering is - Is this unique at all to real estate?