Sounds cute, but in real life that plan keeps people stuck forever.

A mini putting green, cornhole, string lights, or even just a cute hangout area with shade can really boost guest experience without the extra install and maintenance a sauna would bring.Also, small things like a beach wagon, chairs, umbrella, or a cooler can go a long way.

Quote from @Ryan Montbleau: @Drew Sygit thank you for this advice -- I really appreciate the graphic you included about FICO score and default probability.

Cute little town, but if I was training you, we'd be buying in Charlotte.  

Here's your answers:Below is a graphic that comes from the Texas A&M Real Estate Center. 

I’ve stayed in plenty of short-term places with cute but useless furniture.

This is an incredibly frustrating situation. There is a property that went on the market near me in Atlanta that was originally listed as a Quadplex in July. After the home went in and out of contingency (3x!) the hom...

Not as entertaining as your graphic but tells a more factual story.

Cute homes and close to everything.

Put them on Craigslist as baby pandas, free to good home…They look pretty cute on someone else’s roof. :-)