I get your dilemma.  

Just make sure you contact planning and zoning as well as environmental health for the septic as well as water testing. 

I’ve got a dilemma, I’ll try to keep my question short and concise.The housing market in my area (Austin Tx) is BOOMING!

A landlord must repair a condition if a tenant gives notice of a condition, the tenant is not delinquent in rent payment, and the condition materially affects health or safety of the tenant or is due to the landlord’s failure to supply hot water at a minimum temperature of 120 degrees Fahrenheit.

Don't over leverage and put your financial health at risk just to buy a property.

Their age and health has nothing to do with it.

Compare it health costs or college costs and you’ll think housing prices are stuck in the 60’s.

"High rates of housing insecurity make L.A. more vulnerable to the impact of the pandemic on public health," said USC sociologist Kyla Thomas, director of the USC Dornsife-Union Bank LABarometer survey.

I am also an Executive Affiliate with an awesome networking company, My Daily Choice, specializing in the health and wellness industry as well as some other services.

I am currently doing health insurance, but hope to leave the W-2 within the next two years.