I contacted the title company to have them try and find the agreement.  10k is a rough estimate because the shed is attached to my garage and it's also on a cement pad.  

I'm considering doing that down here in south Florida and it seems simple enough but I don't know if the laws are different up by The Mouse.

The house was definitely live able in late November, but now the tenant won't move back in due to a mouse problem saying "it's a health and safety issue".

So let's say you have $260k in available LOC funds, and IF you were to use it, the cost of that money is $920/mo (using IO calculator at 4.25% which is the current rate most lenders are using for HELOC's nationwide).  

I have searched all over the page and even tried right mouse clicking on the words. 

Investors that often think they are building a better mouse trap already find themselves in the mouse trap without even knowing it............... : )

Then give a brief "I would like to buy your house" statement on a yellow legal pad and hope for the best.

You can try laminate which has padding underneath howeveer I would still use vinyl in bathrooms.

About 8 months into the tenancy they informed they had a mouse problem, but that they were taking care of it.  

I'm making sure every property I buy cash flows and has a good pad built in so I can ride out any upcoming storms.