@Anton WattTime for a replacement will vary wildly based on the existing system and physical access.

@Nicole Sorensen Hull could've used your advice back in '95 when I purchased my condo and the problems that came and mushroomed until selling at a big loss in 2008.

If the appraisal comes back wildly different from your expectation, it can be appealed.

The one wild card is real estate taxes.

You can go buck wild and get a yurt...I wouldn't advise.

She said she understood.Another motivating factor was when she returned yesterday to give me the application, both of her children were with her this time and they were wild -- running around inside yelling and slamming doors.  

It would allow us to set certain standards, like cutting the kudzu that's going wild on one of the properties/structures. 

I do not like just throwing my stuff around wildly.

depending on the state unrecorded land contracts are treated just like Deeds of trust  only worse you have to judicial foreclose them.I suggest you spend a little money on a local RE attorney there in your state.. internet is a dangerous place to look for these types of answers.. as they will vary wildly as these things are state specific.good luck with it...

It can seem like the wild west sometimes, and it's easy to get lost in the sea of unsuccessful agents that quit after less than a year.