The problem is that power is somewhat limited in the civilian sphere. 

This show will go down in BP history as one of the foundational episodes: Brandon Turner and David Greene dive deep into seven unique and powerful strategies for building a real estate business that can fill your life with cash—not work.

As for Buyers on Fire, it's a pretty powerful CRM that we're constantly adding new feature to.

For anyone to sign a Valid purchase agreement or Deed, they have to have the laegal ability to do so.....which will likely require some type of probate proceeding.....just being a relative doesn’t give you the power to sell.

Suggest you go the electric route--less or  no maintenance costs, and when repair is needed, inexpensive compared to most gas fired boilers or furnaces.I would also have a small natural gas wall space heater installed somewhere on the main living floor (not in bedrooms) just in case of power outage and / or for supplemental heating.  

My guess is they were in a hurry and skipped the scan or they had a bad battery or some reason it didn't get picked up.

so an old park in WV to me as a new buyer who is looking to keep it running Is not worth what most sellers are going to think its worth..  250k to be fair was 40k remodeling the house.. but by the time I ran in new utls  power meters demo'd trailers re surface roads new water lines etc etc.. it just adds up.. 

They can also make recommendations as to what you can do financially to improve your buying power. 

Power outages, flooding, it was difficult if not impossible to get any contractors to come do any repair or clean up. 

If you have a solid job on the west side, it could be that your strongest strategy might be best served by starting your investing there, where the leveraging might be much more powerful for the moment than in MT, particularly because your leveraging power as owner occupant can be the best of all leverage.