To add insult to injury he looks at the home my father purchased in Delaware as my house, my problem.  

Unfortunately, there just doesn't seem to be a lot of inventory in my neck of the woods so I am torn on whether it is better to wait for something to pop up in better town or just get started.  

I don't really know the area that well, but if I did I'd abandon my buy Austin strategy and put most of my money in your neck of the woods.

It is very interesting to read outside perspectives on the market, just be careful everyone giving you info lives in your neck of the woods.

One of my parks is up near your neck of the woods in WI. 

Some injuries.

If fireworks are used on the street, Tenant agrees to take proper precautions to prevent injury to people and damage to property, to have a means to extinguish the fireworks safely, and to clean up all firework debris promptly.  

It may be illegal in your neck of the woods.All tenants animals are "well trained," in their minds at least.  

That is like taking a 5 pound weight and you are swimming and barely get above water for air and another weight that is heavier than before is added onto your neck until you go under.  

If there is a lawsuit pending for personal injury or against the developer, you'll have trouble financing, and future buyers will have trouble getting approved.