The $5000 you use as a down payment on a new car could instead be used to catch up a motivated sellers missed payments and add another rental to your nest egg!

I didn't have any neighbors as crazy as your lady here, but I made sure that the people in the 3 closest houses my cell phone number and asked them to let me know if there was any problem.

Ive been using chase quick pay for my friends to pay their portion of the cell phone bill.

Income wise they do very well, and had these medical issues never arose and had the flood never occurred they actually would have had a very good little nest egg.

I see that as another basket to put my eggs in.

Bandit signs with my cell number (or even a G+ directed number) on it seems like straight of left field knowing my personally type.

I'm employed overseas and have saved a decent nest egg that I am looking to use towards attaining a property that brings in passive income or scaleable gains as a fix & flip business in my home state of Oregon.

If you sell it for that, and consider seller's expenses, will you have a sizeable nest egg to work with?

And then look at things you can really downgrade like Cars, Cell phones, Eating out, Living arrangement, Cable/satellite TV, and shopping just to name a few.

I have called the owner on his cell phone three times with no reply, at first I thought I had the wrong number until I looked him up and saw it was the right number then emailed him also with no reply.