Navy Chief, Navy Pride!!

@Liliana Lopez I've never been in this situation, but I have been face 2 face with the local police chief a couple of times over abandoned property at a rental property.

(right by the Delaware school)https://www.google.com/maps/place/Syracuse,+NY+132...I am hoping to go Section 8 with it once fixed up....my biggest concern is repair costs....finding someone to do good cheap work is priority number 1

Not going to credit him due to the data not being his, but just a regurgitation of what he heard;I was fortunate to have lunch last week with Mark Sprague, chief economist for Independence Title Co. and he gave us some very insightful information about our Central Texas economy for 2016-217.

Albany, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo...These are the parts of New York State were prices actually make sense.Good luck.

Owning a facility in Syracuse, with similar weather to yours, I can tell you that you are likely better off (if the market will support it) putting up your traditional storage building, doing outdoor storage for cars and campers on the empty gravel lot (instead of in a polebarn) and then putting up another traditional storage building sometime in the future if demand allows.  

I see a similar landscape in Syracuse where there are a ton of SHF but not many small buildings that appeal to me.

Call the tax assessor for the county or city you are buying in and ask for the chief appraiser.

While home prices have returned to the boom levels of a decade ago, there are no signs of a real estate "bubble" bursting, says Realtor.com Chief Economist Danielle Hale.

Oh by the way, what might be a few chief bullet points where there could be fraud in seller financed Note buying, if any?