I'm addicted to adversity I guess.Besides that, I love golfing, I'm a little bit of a fan boy with Elon Musk and his companies, was in the Air Force for 6 years, Frank Underwood is an idol of mine (I'm not sure if that's a good thing), I'm a YouTuber (on pause for a moment) and the sequel to Top Gun is coming soon and that is too exciting too handle!

., those on transmission towers or telephone poles-- usually carry explicit statements of air rights within the docs both for the utility companies and adverse to your future development. 

Lets say he ends up getting a divorce does his wife have dower rights to my property or could she take any adverse action?

If you are risk adverse real estate, (especially out of state) is not for you.

I can see it working.Its so funny I am so risk adverse as I never want to think I am going to have a default.. just not wired for that drama anymore...

Robert Adams I don't believe Jon was stating that you or others in this thread or on this forum were spinning the truth, he was referring to others in the media and in politics.With that said, I would have to disagree with anyone who believes this does not have an adverse affect on RE Investors.

@Dennis Lanni What is the adverse possession options?

There is nothing wrong with being risk adverse...

If you are risk adverse real estate, (especially out of state) is not for you.Biggest mistakes I see out of town folks make is buying the cheapest possible properties. 

They tend to not have the self-motivation required to persevere through adversity.