A Short may be a suitable alternative to pursuing foreclosure, likely getting back the REO and then having to fix it (which cost the Mortgagee more money than what was just lost in the principal Short) or allowing enough room in a short sale to a REI.

Would you recommend I hire out and conduct my own well inspection, or is a "certification of proper welling" from the developer suitable to cover my behind in case of future problems?

Thank you to the 100,000 members and over 10 MILLION+ unique visitors who have come to visit BiggerPockets over the years.

@Juan Ayala,I have a restriction in my lease that internet-based businesses are permitted in the residence provided no visitors or customers come onto the property.

If you don't qualify for what you desire in taste, the valley may be more suitable (please note when investing you should go off of numbers always, not necessarily taste). 

You have to be sure your rents are suitable for what you're providing when compared to their other options.

It's at 8pm in Boynton Beach, first time visitors can attend free.  

I was thinking about attending the meeting next month as a visitor, but didn't find the website very helpful to discern what actually goes on at the monthly meetings.

I was thinking about two possible offers on this property (all of course contingent upon a suitable inspection and more firm estimate on rehab costs). 1) offer cash of about $100 (which probably won't be acceptable to the sellers.

This adds to that problem and as most others stated, most site visitors stick to their preferred 2-5 topics of interest anyways.As for the search function, that has been an issue of mine and the rest of the membership for years.