Originally posted by @Philip C.

Originally posted by @Wayne Brooks:Common in most places, side by side with a common wall, each owns the land underneath......referred to as townhouses, 1/2 duplexes, row houses, etc. depending on location.  

I'm getting angry reading your story. it amazes me that there is a state in our country that is so backwards that it took you 90 days to of no rent to get to court, only to feel like a settlement was the only option.after looking back, on your lawyer and court costs, along with the settlement you actually gave and any lost rent, do you think you did good by following the process through, or do you wish you originally gave the tenant something closer to $25k?

Originally posted by @Mike B.

Originally posted by @Isabella Phillips:@Caleb Heimsoth Thank you for your response!

Originally posted by @Matthew Rosenthal:I've been reading and researching a ton but I believe the best way to learn is to get out there and do it yourself.

.– Hold the property for 5 years and get 10% of the original gain permanently reduced.

Originally posted by @Alden Cleveland:@Spencer I. - any specific recommendations for buyer’s lists that you might offer?  

Originally posted by @Gabriel Lamb:@Caleb Heimsoth I apologize for not looking for similar articles on the subject.

Originally posted by @Patricia Mangham:@Ned Carey this house has been on market for over 133 days and extremely overpriced If that's the case, then you really shouldn't have anything to worry about.