Same with an all brick home, property on one side of the highway vs the other, in a certain school district, a special neighborhood association, or top of the hill vs bottom...

However, since she felt sorry for us, we now have a direct line into the lady at the department who can check any and all outstanding violations against properties.  

The outstanding mortgage debt is ~$60,000, and the fiduciary is assessed the property at $137,000 based on the county auditor's tax value.  

I am semi-retired from my small law practice, and most of what's left is within an easy drive of this house which is close to highways in all directions.  

Interior Information Appliances: None Floor Covering: Carpet, Hardwood, Laminate, Linoleum Basement: None Bathroom: Bath Tub Upgrades: Features: Exterior Information External Facing: Vinyl Siding Garage: None Garage Spaces: 0 Driveway Details: None, Lots of street parking. there may also be room to put in a small side drive with the current building Parking Spaces: 0 Location Details : Close to All Services, Highway Access, Lake/Pond/River, Near Park, Near Schools, Recreational/Community center, Water View, Country Community Exposure: North

The train would not shorten the commute but it would help our highways by taking vehicles off the road.We'll see what happens.

I live in Florida; have no outstanding debt except for my condo mortgage, which is $150,000.

Similar to how many people speed on the highway so people start to think the law has changed.

Estimated debt - for this one there are three steps: a) you need to find every loan they've take between the date they purchased the property and today, b) you need to determine which of those loans are still open and outstanding (for example you should find a reconveyance for each paid off loan, allowing you to eliminate it), and c) estimating the balance of the open loans, which can be tricky unless you have access to their credit report.Once you have these two then it is as simple as Est Equity = Est Value - Est Debt.

Right now I'm thinking a Home Equity Loan is best bet (my credit is outstanding, thanks responsible me), as I have no network of investors to pull from.