Too the point above a big thing to look out for when you are buying old homes is a finished basement.

We stopped providing blue tooth speakers after the 3rd one disappeared.

I am glad to see you too the leap of faith and are making your future brighter every day.

If she doesn't have a strong retirement account for PITI reserves, throw some PITI reserves in that account too. The

If you can find someone who will ensure it is done properly with a plan to mitigate extreme erosion from rains and winds, and who will make sure that all preventative steps are taking to reduce the volume of weeds that pop through, then I can see it being quite advantageous. 

You should be able to rent a trencher with a carbide-toothed chain, or a rockwheel or even just a demo saw or something to get through the asphalt portion, not a problem.

I am the owner of the below unit, and also trustee too. The

My "little baby" just turned 5 and lost her first tooth.

Financing blew up on that one too!  The

The requirements for building could be difficult and/or too expensive to implement that buying an existing place makes more sense.Just some things I can think of would be erosion control, environmental study, flood investigation/mitigation etc.