I hopped on the roof with the garden hose to defend the property (even though initially it was contained) when suddenly an ember spread to a palm tree (that had been neglected to be trimmed for years) that instantaneously atomized/vaporized into hundreds of embers and spotted fires on several homes.

Rock that for about 12 months and add some equity and then you could refi out to conventional so as you pay it down in the future the mortgage insurance will drop off.

Back yard landscaping is usually the biggest expense at $5-6k for artificial turf and rock, but doing this sets you apart from the others.

I just saw that Antonella Parra Gonzalez, a third-grader at Harris Elementary School in Gilbert Public Schools, recently received the Arizona English Learner Students Success Story Award.Here in Austin, many investors are asking me to set up searches in Eanes ISD, Round Rock ISD (that also cover some homes within the Austin city limits), and then of course Leander and Lake Travis ISD.

They only do Memphis and Little Rock and may provide you with the end result without the hassle if you like that market.

This has rocked on for 10 months and not sure what to do. 

Have you considered markets like Memphis or Little Rock?

In addition, his point of view is that any attorney worth their salt can find a way to defeat an LLC, they aren’t the rock solid wall people think they are by a long shot.Again, this is what I was told, so please find the answers from an actual attorney.

Places like Memphis, Little Rock or OK are great spots to look and 200k will be plenty. 

After reading back through the contract it states the contractor isn't responsible for rocks, trees, driveways, or utility lines.