Curious could you do owner carry on the excess over and above the $89K appraised value?  

I have heard of some hemp products being grown outside.

I've done this to buy real estate and assuming you aren't over leveraging yourself, know what you're doing when purchasing investment property, and are OK with a smaller paycheck for the next 1-5 years as you pay yourself back, then it can be a phenomenal strategy.What I am doing is investing up to the company match, then saving as much money as I can to passively invest in real estate syndications where returns are far in excess of what my 401K has done over the last 8 years and what stock market has done historically.Yes, you can and should do both.

It’s this mindset and excessive amount of disposable money (and other factors) here that have allowed the city to diverge into its own world with its own reality.

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No excessively far from my work , in good shape enough to be accepted by VA loan , and more importantly, that will generate positive cash flow.  

Certainly there's should be no need to pay $3,000 plus $2,880 or almost $6,000 for $36,000 in rent. 17% seems excessive. 

I would have taken photos and given  her a bill that day for repair.The plumbing clogs, give her written notice that this sink is not a garbage disposal, and that grease and rice, was reason the drain clogged per your plumber and future plumbing issues of this type will be charged back to her.Same with toilet, provide her a plunger and advise excess of toilet paper is her responsibility for and plumbing calls.

I suppose you could waive contingencies, but that seems a little excessive when the buyer has the advantage now.  

However, refusal to allow interested 3rd parties is not nearly as much about preventing fraud, as it is about keeping these properties in foreclosure so that excess proceeds of the sale can escheat to the county (the right of the county to take ownership of unclaimed funds).