All Forum Posts by: Joshuam R.

 I hear ya, some users that post do tend to leave out simple key details in their inquiries which then it leaves it open ended and lots of assumptions from many members in different directions occur. A post like that is fair game for everyone share their insights as they are trying to help out. 

Just sharing the following in case someone is reading first time users. Before posting review it to make sure it is a clear enough story to your question. But obviously that takes time to know what to ask, or what will trigger good feedback and interaction from members or realize oh crap I should of added this to the question or take this part out. I experienced this before from my end. But it gets better.

Also select your specific area/region for your post.

Now I am curious, there is really such a rural place with zero property managers? Isn't that saying like there is zero real estate agents in your rural area? At least there has to be one available.

 Correct Bruce, and yes I never do. Writing all their thoughts takes time and I value all of that. But I say like 1% give an answer or just a phrase that is not helpful and is 180 degrees opposite direction from what the original post was intended to birth and hopefully helpful to others as it grows. That 1% pebble in my shoe comments. As Aaron mentioned a "Report/Abuse-Off Topic" should be their reward.

It is annoying for others reading a post, then reading 30 members responses, and 10 of them are just not healthy filter when users are digging for clarity.

I actually posted this to vent in a satire type of way in this forum category, but glad the Bigger Pockets excellent customer service chime in and has a very helpful solution to help their forum product/ platform.

 excellent path forward, congrats.

 lol, it won't be able to catch up with you on while sitting on that horsepower lol. 

 Okay, that is 100% wonderful, click on Report Abuse, then category would be off topic, excellent. very nice.

 for the side, zero gravel or fill, just add some garden type planter or few plants on nice pots to fill the side. feels like the view may be you step out of the home on the back and you see that garage, it would be a nice touch and life added to it.

 Correct Aaron not here to make the problem worse, I also no longer do a courtesy vote anymore for engagements to my posts. And yes, I understand, I also do no interact with empty comments. Once in a blue I do point out kindly to the individual that their comment has zero intensions to the original posts.

Thank you for the function option you mentioned. Good to know. Was what I explain actually falls under "Report Abuse" for the wasted empty comments from others? 

What would you need us to word it as when reported? 

"Comment does not apply", "comment for self-glorification", or .....?

I appreciate your feedback.

Get a cost comparison value for that garage, then get it discounted of the purchase price if possible. Then demo it, and add a shed on concrete piles with wood floor framing cost effective and adds new storage to the property.

Glad the rest of the house passed.

Best wishes. Thanks for sharing.

 100% correct.

All excellent answers and suggestions.

I say your first option posted was the selling part which deep down you may already know within your new journey and circumstances is the way to go. But option 2 kicks in when you remember and realize the hard work and emotional milestone attachment of the "forever home" you accomplished and somehow would love to hold on to it.

Let it go, and stay away from that phrase, Planet Earth is your home, and also even that us here is not forever.

Best wishes! and once you get here, "Welcome to Florida!"