Once everyone gets past the trust issues and any otherissues then the deals and paperwork can start flying!

When things get rocky you will need him to trust that you can handle it.

Hey @Stone Jin, you may want to check with Arizona Bank & Trust as well -

You would be wise to obtain a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment to learn if there are any problems which will need to be addressed. 

You should refer to the section of your local landlord/tenant laws that address ghosts and other spirits.

She was truly awesome and I trusted her entirely.

Look up the property code specific to MN that addresses their rights. 

Better interest rate and stuff, too.This is zoned, was priced, sold, financed, advertised on MLS (meaning you wouldn't see it if you limited your search to multifam), etc, as a single family home (old pic from google street view, I blacked out the single street address)... we had to do some property specific stuff prior to the appraisal. 

@Daniel DeSurra Daniel, in addressing your specific concern about declining population growth in Pittsburgh: The last census was completed in 2010, next one scheduled for 2020.

Last week I got a call from ecnomic strategIst Institution explaining about non grantor trust.