I can't wait to see the final product.

If title is clean, a suit may not attach after the sale, only under rare circumstances and title insurance would step in for future claims, but you need to see the nature of the suit, it may not even concern that property.When people start getting sued, they have attorney fees, deductibles can kick in, their world can get messed up quickly and I've seen people lose more than a 100K lost, so you need to at least do your due diligence and consider it, but if begins to look like it could be a nightmare for you, walk away.What would be hard to take is being talked out of it or scared off only to find out later the place did sell and there were no issues.

You can't overpay for the place in case you need to get out from under it, but as long as you can sell at retail without losing money it isn't a bad deal at all.The 3 things you need to do it 1) see the place to see if it needs work, sounded like you will see it soon for this. 2) you need to nail down what the current value of the house is so you know if $85K is any discount, right on market or if it is upside down.

I see the advantage of upgrading from the free membership to a pro membership, I'm just still confused between pro basic and pro.

I didn't see the list but my view may be limited.

(get out of the analysis paralysis)  Also I would like to see the first property build the momentum I am looking for.  

(https://www.sos.nh.gov/corporate/soskb/csearch.asp) and see the annual reports.

You can pick up one for a few hundred bucks that has motion sensors and cameras that will email you if they detect something and you can see the cameras from your smartphone any time you wanna look.

I see the tiers finally at the bottom.

It's interesting to see the look on their face as they process the information.