I'm not afraid to try other states if it makes sense.What's the best placement of this money off it was you?

I have some health issues flaring up this week that make me unable to reliably sit and focus so I would be afraid to waste your time right now (I started writing this message yesterday for example and suddenly had to go lay down before I could finish).I would love to take you up on that though once my health stuff hopefully settles down again.The quote about the quitclaim deed was a website where the county lists the properties for sale, not actually on the Ada county website (I don't think I ever saw the word "quitclaim" on the Ada County site) - but I did find on the Canyon County (right next door to Ada county, I actually live in Canyon):"For each property sold, the County will transfer its interest by quitclaim deed without warranty or representation."  

At this point we don't know what to do because maybe we are afraid of loosing what we have built so far in savings and equity, but also because we have a new member of the family that we want to make sure he has a good future.

Since you had multiple offers when you listed, I would not be afraid to cut ties with this buyer and move on to the next.

I would argue, "how much money did she lose over the last four years as she was afraid of losing money?" 

So foolishly I complied and now I am afraid that he has any personal information he needs on me.Unfortunately, I had finally done my due diligence on Mr.

I would be afraid he could then have the locks changed on your house and move in. 

Investing in the hood is very profitable to the landlord not afraid to get things done and claim his profits .. but if your frightened to even drive through the area then you clearly don’t have what it takes to invest there .

I'm not afraid to get my hands dirty, literally and figuratively!

Afraid of over-pricing and not getting showings?