Posts like this one specific to the Twin Cities and MN help confirm some of my newbie observations and learn a ton from other seasoned vets. 

@Tina Garcia You'll note that all of my posts were pro-possessor (you).However, you might also observe that with AP, not only does a claimant have a certain amount if risk, but a fairly significant amount if due diligence us required to reduce the risk of the very thing you describe in your first post.What I got out of your post was that a bogus heir claimed a superior right (but no legal standing) and further insult by a pro-claimant law enforcement person whisked you out.I missed you mentioning any formal investigation on you part that included reviewing the deceased owner's death cert, genealogical records, skip tracing heirs, hiring a licensed P.I. or even paying delinquent and current property taxes.

By the way; do you mind if we have some students in to observe?

By giving up your W-2 job, you are  giving up a significant asset.The second thing, I would observe is that you seem to be looking to go into REI full time very quickly.  

Fog/condensation was observed in this thermopane window.

An observation on your system is that it is, as Hattie points out, fatally flawed.

Don’t get me wrong, there are plenty of scammers out there however I’ve observed many of the programs get labeled a scam by the 80% whom it magically didn’t work out for.

From what I've read (and observed) about millennials, they tend to be more spontaneous than some of us older folks. 

Blah, blah, blah.The term "reasonable" is up for interpretation but will typically be clear to a casual observer, and certainly to a judge.

I have data from 2016-2017 with 575k observations to train and was hoping to use the assessment data from 2018 to test.