This information will tell you how much the property actually costs...as purchasing it is only half the battle.3.

The first part of the battle is not about whether you can do it.

First, that overflow pipe may be short like mine; Second, the overflow pipe was not property seated on the back of the tub, so it leaked; Third, those leaks have corroded the back of the cast iron tub, and lastly, once I opened the wall cavity, I can smell a bit of sewer gas.

Well Ben, I don't completely agree with your attorney, that may be a bit out of context, banks and insurance companies lose fights everyday, just need to pick your battles and make the fight worth it.

I understand no dogs for various reasons (hair, fur, wear, accidents, destruction, smells, etc.), but to single out pits just seems ignorant to me.

I think this is my lesson in learning patience and picking my battles.

But we all have to pay our dues in both time and battle scars.Good luckAaron

Property taxes and HOA fees have increased and due to his purchase price he is fighting an uphill battle trying to get positive cash flow.

We opted to keep his old lease in place rather than battle over the markups since the old lease was 99% the same as our lease.

My wife and I also have a 2 and 4 year old, so saving for that first (second) property is a bit of an uphill battle currently.Best of luck to you!