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Rental or rent to own in Middle Tennessee

 
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Hey y'all, please forgive me if this is posted in the wrong area. I received the devastating news today that my landlord wants us out  of our home by the end of march so he can sell our house. He wants to sell it for $500,000 which is of course an insane asking price, and I can't afford to buy it from him. I am going to lose a garden I've worked on for years, as well as four ducks, three hens, a rooster, and a goat to this because of the insane rent in Nashville and my seeming inability to go anywhere that will rent to me with the animals. I would love to buy a home, and I'm doing everything I can, but I'm currently a gig worker and it's really difficult to apply for mortgage loans. I'm still trying though, and in the meantime I am PRAYING that someone in this area or nearby can offer a rental or a rent to own that would be understanding of me bringing my ducks, chickens, and goat with me. I don't want to lose them, I raised them from babies. This is breaking my heart. If anyone has any leads please let me know. I currently pay $1000/month and can continue doing that.
 
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I feel for you mate.
I take it you did not have a long term lease?
Have you got enough time by the law for notice?
Sometimes and incoming landlord will be happy to have at a different rent level perhaps.
Can you have theo stock looked after for awhile as you sort things out?
From what I heard, Nashville central is a ghost town, is that coirrect, is there anything around that may be slightly out of town?
 
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Scout Thornapple wrote:Hey y'all, please forgive me if this is posted in the wrong area. I received the devastating news today that my landlord wants us out  of our home by the end of march so he can sell our house. He wants to sell it for $500,000 which is of course an insane asking price, and I can't afford to buy it from him. I am going to lose a garden I've worked on for years, as well as four ducks, three hens, a rooster, and a goat to this because of the insane rent in Nashville and my seeming inability to go anywhere that will rent to me with the animals. I would love to buy a home, and I'm doing everything I can, but I'm currently a gig worker and it's really difficult to apply for mortgage loans. I'm still trying though, and in the meantime I am PRAYING that someone in this area or nearby can offer a rental or a rent to own that would be understanding of me bringing my ducks, chickens, and goat with me. I don't want to lose them, I raised them from babies. This is breaking my heart. If anyone has any leads please let me know. I currently pay $1000/month and can continue doing that.



Hey Scout.  I'm in Cookeville.  Where are you located?

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