@Jessica Carcamo hate to rain on your parade but being a landlord is anything’s but passive.

The issue is if you do a judgement because you evicted someone you need the SSN so at some point you want to collect it.

Team leaders focus is on "rain-making" creating leads for their agents.

The County Health Department (I think) could use the house address to confirm to you if one is allowed or not.I've worked with Citizens for potable/drinking water, but not sewer.Could you help me understand if you're talking about storm water (rain water) or sanitary sewer?

Sellers pay their property taxes, and any liens or judgements - unless other wise negotiated.  

I’ve used rain coat before and pro-tech for flat and was pretty happy.

If you own a property outright and get sued that property can be foreclosed on to pay that judgement debt, but if it is fully leveraged with a loan it isn't worth them trying to foreclose on because there isn't enough equity to make it worth the effort and expense. 3.

I can't comment on the actual value since I don't know where it is actually located, but even the brand new properties sold at top value are sold to investors with the only real expectation of resale is to another investor - not owner applicant.I would suggest you be patient and don't rush into judgement good or bad. 

Keep in mind that most people coming into this area are spending a lot of their time at the parks or in the pool, and that we rarely get heavy, all-day rains here that keep people stuck inside for many hours at a time.

Windows should be washed, but use your own judgement-if you were moving into the house and saw the windows would you be happy or not.