Roosters too - the amount of noise they make is no different than any one of my neighbor's barking dogs.I will note though - unless the chickens have a LARGE outdoor run, any grass/vegetation will turn to dirt as they'll eat and trample on anything green.

@David Carroll I should add to my example above comparing buying leveraged rentals in a retirement account that part of what makes the option of taking the ROTH funds out in my case, as well as most investors, is that the loan *terms* are very different too. The

@Leora Merrell if everyone else can do it you can do it too! The

If you dig into the report with a fine tooth comb and can find reasons flaws in the appraiser's rational for either adjusting a comp they way they did or including it at all, you can submit those to the bank and see what they say.

It's a fairly new home and was in immaculate condition, plus I went through it with a fine tooth comb. 

That’s how it was for me, too.  The

Examples of such liens are: (i) Public Improvement District Liens;(ii) Municipal Management District Liens; (iii) Wind Erosion District Liens; (iv) GroundWater Conservation District Liens; (v) Water Control and Improvement District Liens; (vi)Standby Fee Liens; and (vii) Special Water Liens.

If you need to sell in say 5 years that bigger house in the better neighborhood will sell faster every time over the house on the hill.I am not an expert on landscaping, but I assume there is some type of erosion or prevention that needs to be fixed on that property.  

I have the same question here too. The

Too, the landscape is constantly changing.