I worked with a local real estate agent (Zac Elliott with Root Venture Realty), who really helped find the right property and then navigate the entire due diligence process.

We are all rooting for you here.

Great comments from all but the root of the problem here is that "5 years to financial independence" is not a realistic game plan with real estate or any other financial asset despite what some gurus might tell you. 

Under the sink, with a screwdriver lightly punch the corners look for rooted wood.

I have a house that had problems with unruly roots which caused some plumbing blockages.

Discovered the magic elixir of Dawn dishwashing soap, vinegar, and water. 

I recently removed 2 large unsightly and dangerous trees including the roots from the front yard and also removed 2 extremely large overgrown shrubs that covered each side of the house where you see the patch of browns near the windows in the after picture.

Depends on the person but typically at the root, it's fear.

So far as I am told the tenant broke the soap dish tray off of the tiled shower wall and notified the seller in June 2020.

Will we eventually establish roots to either permanently live someplace else or become snow birds?