For various reasons, I'd really like to get a tenant in there who has personal roots/ties in the town I'm in.

I've got a property that needs a good snake due to roots in the main line.  

I'd gravitate to loan officers with deep roots to the community, i.e. grew up there, attended school there, on local boards.

If it's an older building surrounded now or in the past by mature trees with serious root systems, there's a chance the main sewer line to the stretet is leaking.

As you mentioned it pairs wonderfully with every topping imagineable (Not to exclude Vernors, root beer and Coke).

If you are going to work with the syndicator because you want to establish roots in a specific market then you should be very choosy which city you are investing in.

The root of the problem is the clogged toilet, as that’s the only reason for the flooding.

When you understand the roots of the right, you understand that judicial redemption rights never come into existence if the investor takes possession fairly quickly after gaining the tax certificate.

But, this is an amazing learning experience for me, to get into the roots of the divorce properties. 

You need to determine why his FICO is so low and ask yourself if the root of that issue makes him a good partner.If so, I would work on improving your buying position before making the purchase.