Thanks, Dan Diet

I can't find any unique opinions about it.

Another long time BP lurker here, finally getting around to introducing myself.My name is Geoff and I live in a fairly small and, in my opinion, unique community.

I had one applicant who had a unique last name and has been evicted from an apartment 1-2 times per year since 2006...!

You are in a unique bubble, and you will not get hurt holding in Williamson County for the long run.

:)With that said, your situation is unique in that the value of the property came about over a very long term - you built the townhomes AND there was a stop light added.

Taking millions and millions of data points, putting them into a drone farm and then running algorithms against the data to give the desired output.We do this on large scale with over 75,000,000 (yes million) unique outputs defined last year; each output a result of thousands of unique data points.

Hello Biggerpockets friends,I invest in rural areas in the south and while looking for properties this weekend I was presented with a unique opportunity.

@Ed WoodIt doesn't say 50/50, it says "split", meaning, neither buyer nor seller pays everything, it doesn't mean seller pays 50% and buyer pays 50%. 50/50 suggests seller would pay 50% of buyer's loan junk fees like for example loan tie-in-fee or notary fee which are unique to buyer.

Mike -Sounds like a very, very unique property. 3 or 4 buildings on 1 lot, with the main building being a big 5 or 6 bedroom?