A deeper part of my consciousness grabbed on to that and it started a tiny spark. 

The house was little more than a tiny shack built at the turn of the 20th century, so we tore it down -- the deal was essentially just for the lot.  

She sent over a picture of a house centipede that were able to catch and before I get into a conversation with her about it, I wanted to see if there is any required action on my part to remove them.All in all, these are semi-standard house hold bugs, I have seen them when I lived in that building as well as up the street where I live now.  

No, their strategy was : buy, install a giant water turbine under the house, connect the whole thing to the grid and produce electricity to 150+ households nearby.

For instance, we took out a 3.5% down payment FHA loan for a condo when we transferred for employment, allowing us a larger, nicer place for $100s less per month than we were paying for our tiny apartment nearby.  

(Metro/County/City/Zip)- Indicators are unemployment, Household Income, diversity of employment2.

In my previous employment I was claiming head of household.

I know where Butler is, a tiny town north of Pgh.

but that's it and that's Prime CA .. and it requires 20 to 30% cash into the deal.. the other thing you have a hard time with in some markets and much of the rust belt is your buying very inexpensive proeprteis and lenders don't want to make tiny loans.. they are not worth the time and the risk.

However, there is that tiny issue of having some debt before I can get there.