I dont think I want to tackle that long term.

Although he might not get it, it never hurts to ask.You might consider tackling this with an equity partner or a private money lender.

We also have to tackle the food supply and eating habits in this country.

We left a lot of things behind with a friend (computers, 6 brand new fishing poles with $100 reels, fishing tackle, a large stereo system, etc., etc. because we had intened on going back after his father got well, but never made it back.

She went on to give an innocuous anecdote about him.

I'd suggest, tax savings, buying foreclosures or thinking outside the box as subjects I'd tackle.

Get used to this for a while before tackling REOs.

I would address this first so that I could move in there and get ready to tackle the rest of the property.

Ask them if they will take a cash contribution instead...then if the deal is sweet enough maybe the buyer or buyer/seller combo can tackle it...they either see some cash somewhere that the seller has or it's MI...additionally I have found they will either accept $50K prom. note or $25K cash at closing in most cases it's 50% of the prom. note or double the cash if they are asking for a cash contribution.

It is 3,000 sqft and much larger than I would typically tackle on my own.