I'm also looking to plant some roots, starting a family so good schools would be very helpful.Why Delaware?

I've seen you post on here a lot and you seem very enthusiastic and just know that I and probably many others are rooting for you!

If both units are the issue, it could be your main drain line under the house, which could be roots or broken drain lines.

If it is caused by tree roots in main sewer, I take care of it.

I negotiated with the current occupant even before the auction (small town, was easy to track her down through someone who knows someone) and she ended up rooting for me to win the auction, as it would have made her life easier (she hadn't been able to pay because she got divorced and the house was severely under water, but would have been able to pay me just below market rent.

Hi, I recently joined Bigger Pockets to better understand real estate investing and how to evaluate opportunities. I was offered 2 opportunities to invest in new real estate developments in the past year, and opted no...

I am retired from active duty now and have place my roots down in Destin, Fl.

I am rooting for you and wish you well on your journey to success.  

When I researched the law related to Torrens land I found the state statute provided each CT is a brand new root of title and therefore concluded the insured had good title and the former owner had to recover from the state recovery fund. 

I was told that the sewer lines from the house to the street can possibly get clogged / or damaged by tree roots which is impossible to tell during a home inspection unless a sewer line camera is ran down the sewer line to detect the problem.