She's allowed to sell her own stuff, but paying $30K for two broken lawn chairs and a poker table might be considered risky.We are probably putting the cart way ahead of the horse though.

You get a green lawn and full disclosures and full title insurance!

my dad just had a new well drilled for about 1,000. he only uses it for lawn irrigation as he gets county water for other purposes.not sure how deep they had to go (it's florida so water isnt too deep). as far as filtration systems, the water quality is pretty rough here in my neck of the woods. i have a sofener for my everyday water (showering, etc) and a RO (reverse osmosis) for potability. i'm a bit of a water conniseur. that's what i drink 99% of the time.i'd suggest ensuring a decent water system as bad water can really harm plumbing/piping.Good luck on tues!!!!

The last 7 years were a real estate market that was pretty screwed up and artificial.

I can talk to anybody at random about them selling their house, apartment, condo, shopping center, lawn mower, bicycle, whatever.

Then add to that what you see needs to be done on your driveby to make the lawn presentable. 2+15+?

.- What about lawn care, accounting costs, legal costs, termite inspections/treatments, advertising, utilities during vacancy periods, etc?

The payoff comes when you artificially raise the market and sell it off.

- Lawn Care (will you cut the grass yourself or hire someone?)

For example:- Advertising Costs- Lawn Care- Termite Inspections/Repair- Capital Expenses- Property Management (if you *ever* plan to use one)- Utilities (during vacancies)- Administrative- Accounting- LegalLastly, your vacancy rate is assumed to be under 6%...is this really feasible for this location/property?