And if/when I do - should that just be a face to face conversation or a formal notice that they were instructed to move their car?

I definitely need to create a spreadsheet that more formal looking as well.

I wanted to open a formal complaint to the Maryland Licensing office which is where we live, but I am not sure where to begin.

But if you go with core/satellite portfolio construction (i.e. most of your investment should be in things that are conservative, with a smaller satellite portion in riskier things) then I think this is a great core holding.2) hard money loans: when underwritten conservatively (65% LTV or lower, no judicial-only states, first lien, etc), they can be a very good defensive investment in the downturn.

@Micah Carter I didn't have any formal home repair knowledge but I have always been one who likes working with my hands and figuring things out.

Terrible judicial system with corrupt judges.

Her asking price is a square deal and I'm ready to make an offer tomorrow, but she has no real estate experience and I have none sans-agent.Any crash course advice for a newbie who has no fear of doing the necessary work, but I don't know what I don't know.Here is how I think it might need to go:1) Make a formal written offer (Find a standard real estate contract & make the offer for both parties to sign.  

I realize after this experience that we need to have a more formal process. 

I've recently formalized my business by creating a corporation. 

We have a formal treasurer who leads with handling the finances, which we can request at any time to see.