We have had multiple homes with septic and lots of wash with no issue so soap damaging the septic doesn't hold water for me.

It will be in the afternoon and comprised of seasoned and new investors.

I would have to put all of my eggs in one basket, and would still come up short unless I made some comprises or brought on partners (something I am still considering).

Let me step off my soap-box and continue...Even if you have the legal standing to forcibly have the occupant removed, you'll likely be better off presenting yourself as someone who is on their side (to a limit) in an effort to negotiate their departure from the premises.

We frequently have several GoBundance members come to talk with us and our leadership is comprised of GB members.

Pre-paids are comprised of initial taxes due plus escrow, full year or homeowners insurance up front plus escrow, any PMI that is required to be escrowed, etc.If you're at $6,600 without counting pre-paids, I would say that's a little high.

The thrid step is cleaning the area with soap and water and then treating with a residual chemical.

This will be easier to explain if you partner with your professor in an LLC as a gift cannot comprise 100% of the downpayment. 3) I think each scenario will be new and unique to you.

I considered adding a soap dish, but those things must get very moldy.

These comprise items such as the presence of smoke detectors and preventing hazards to small children.