What percent of the market value would be too rich for your blood regarding the lien amount?

She is more than 2 weeks late every month she has lived at the residence (also, she is an alcoholic and hostile with the other tenants, but that's not a legal reason to terminate tenancy).

Mostly blood, maybe some grey matter.

Since you are related by blood, you would still be eligible for the normal maximum LTV.

It's in my blood.

I want to put the blood and sweat in - and certainly will.All-in-all, I am seeking general advice from someone who lives there and can point me in a helpful direction.

I saw water rights (no land) for sale on 40 acres near Greeley being sold for $1.6 million earlier this week.Folks don't agree with me, but Denver Metro is tough to make money on at the moment - it's like squeezing blood from a turnip.I bought a house about two years ago in Fort Morgan - bank foreclosure for $22,500. 

But, again, it's all about what your goals are for this investment, and how much time/energy/blood/sweat/tears you're willing to put in to make it work. 

I love the town, but that market is ridiculously expensive- IMO it is insanely overinflated right now and when it crashes it will be a blood bath.

Since then she has had to poke her fingers several times a day to check her blood sugar.