I got the boundary survey when I was signing the documents and boom... the concrete slab on the side of the house in into the neighbors property.

(If you’re living in half, generally the goal is to pay about 2/3 of your mortgage with the other side’s income.

, and they are an odd size, and have a toe kick on two sides.

I am wanting to know if I could make the sides out of wood and cover them with hardie backed board (concrete board typically used to attach tile on) to protect wood frame from getting to hot and catching fire.

Just a little too hot for me right now.

While on the reverse side of this being that I may be too willing to jump head-first and not finding a great deal due to the time-crunch.Looking for some guidance and/or opinions.Thank you so much for taking the time to read my post!

Anybody have some advice on how to make some possible side income to jumpstart on a 7 to 7 work schedule?

there can be agreements to remedy some of the down side but if the middle man or the end user goes dark this is a tough spot to be in for the original seller..

I'll make money on both the buy and sell side as the broker. 

There is also a lot of new construction in parts of Riviera Maya on the east and Cabo on the west side.