@Brigham LewisMy belief is that college is virtually useless unless you’re going into something like medicine, technology (debatable), engineering or architecture, accounting, that kind of thing, or if your end goal requires an advanced degree (my degree is in psychology bc I wanted to do counseling, which requires at least a masters - I had kids and never went back, and got into real estate instead).

I told him there was no need as I would become a geneticist or medical researcher & could pay off my student loans in no time.Fast forward 20 years, and not only did I not get a degree in Biology/Pre-medicine, I didn't even graduate UCSB. 

$700.00 Kitchen remodeling labor including plumbing (Mikey)$500.00 Tub surround(Amazon $120.00) medicine cabinet ($30.00), vanity ($145.00), toilet ($99.00, bathroom hardware & faucet ($50.00) plumbing connectors

Realizing late that medicine was not my passion anymore I went down the google rabbit hole of finding another way of making a living without sacrificing my life at the same time.

Just trying to learn as much as I can along the way to help the medicine go down!

The reason to do this is to get a base line so you'll have something to compare against when creating a deal with the seller.One path to explore is to see what her sales price is (if it's fair and agreeable) then subtract that amount from her balance on her mortgage and that would be her gross equity.

They'll have exhausted all other options of over the counter medicine or whatever. 

"herb yielding seed" you carry on your person is considered medicinal / non-criminal in your state.

SureShould we ban the practice of medicine because of that?

The seller may not want to go through the whole MLS thing, "got to keep the house nice while people I don't know walk though my house and look into my medicine cabinets and drawers".