Romantic" - Outdated and overrun with vegetation."

if there is income -- you can get USDA ( business loan ) -- pretend that you will a farmer for few years -- OR have seller get loan on that portion of farm acres -- and give to you to fix up the house and pay up back taxes -- meanwhile have your current house on market for sale -- now go buy that fixed up house and move in -- then --if you wish, divide the land in several small parcels and sell at some profit and pay off the loan -- keep 30 -50 acres FREE and Clear for your future -- Retirement income -- you can lease one or two acres parcel to local people to grow their own vegetables --You are No Longer a Farmer.

As a side note, I was in the area this past Friday helping to build raised gardening boxes on a one time vacant lot for a community garden that will allow area neighbors to grow there own fruits and vegetables. 

.• Properties with lush vegetation require more maintenance than properties with little or no vegetation.• The type of property effects your maintenance costs as well.

I advise you to seek legal advice... wear your seat belt and eat your vegetables".

If you are in the software business, and your partner suddenly decides that he or she wants to be in the business of growing organic vegetables, you could be in for a big surprise.The more clarity that you can provide before you start, the easier it will be down the road whether you have success of problems.Trust your instincts and speak up if things are not going the way you want them to.Do you have experience from a business partnership?  

I went ahead and registered the domain:  realresidences.comI think this domain has a lot of potential and is versatile.  

Is there a certain brands/operating systems that work better or are more versatile for real estate programs/websites(BP)?

Or a "pure option" = absent the lease (aka: a "straight option") so gaining "controlling interest" as an "option to purchase," that is then "reassignable," so also the most versatile option. 

I specifically chose engineering because it is very versatile as far as the work you are doing or where you can live to do it.