I have to tell you, it was quite a sight to see my five-foot-five, 100 pound-nothing little sister wrangle the goats in, milk them and turn them back out to pasture.

If you feel that you're still not satisfied with what's left, you can also skim coat the floor with a flooring patch and let it dry.

Hi Taylor,Just by briefly skimming the sold comps in Sac town and all, and the fact that you feel you have 57k of equity, that probably means you wont much cash proceeds if you sell assuming you are paying normal closing costs (escrow, title, notary, other fee's, and real estate commissions).You could always refinance the property as low as possible with another FHA loan if your rate is not already favorable compared to what is available today on the market (around 3.250 - 3.50%).Hope that helped.

I skimmed the taxprotest.me website and it looks interesting. 

2% and 1% are numbers that are best used to describe milk...not real estate.  

Your title company can also pull data for all cash sold transactions in your target area and skim them to show only entities in which the entity appears at least twice in 1 year.

I agree with @Rob Lee  - get a BP book (either from here or from a local library) and go through it, pick something that you find interesting and really dive into it, try to understand not just skim over it. 

That's why the milk is at the end of the supermarket.

John, Way to milk every ounce of drop out of that one.

Mostly because if the guy is messing around with you now and trying to milk the deal I wouldn't really trust him.