I just need to know a few basics before I begin looking for a buyer.Bob [email protected],You have what's called a "mixed use" property, it's even MORE complicated than commercial & up there with the development/subdivision wrap-around mortgages I put together between developers/sellers/backers/& buyers;Have the toughest in the world on my plate right now...mixed Use Horse Barn Construction to Perm w/22oosq.ft of living quarters in the same structure...yes, it was a nightmare.If I can get IT done, Your place will be a walk in the park.1-Know Your buyer/borrower; start off w/a credit report, financial statement, & their business plan, unless they're buying Your going business(?)

Remove all the covers and lay them on some saw horses work on them and reinstall.

Sorry to beat a dead horse but I just want to make sure I understand completely.OK.

And you can lead a horse to water.....

I sold the house on 1 acre to a couple buying their first home, 2 acres on one side to the family that owned the property on one side and wanted to expand their property for horses, and the remaining land to a gentleman that just moved to the area that wanted to build.

The last time they just qualified you on property alone was in the days when people used horses for transportation.

I have NO experience in re but, I do have the drive and determination, as I do horse rescue and need something to fund it hahaha.

He was the same guy trying to bring the horse race track.

That's not to say I would need to have all of my financing locked and loaded before making any offer, just saying I've found it wise not to put the cart before the horse when the property has certain unknowns.

If I were young, had a SECURE job that I could make a living at in these times, you'd have to get a team of wild horses to pull me away.