At least you made an attempt to reach out... it blows my mind that they were not interested in pursuing it.

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Think of it like your car:  you do not spend years learning how to tear down and rebuild your engine and transmission, do paint and body work, etc. until your ready to ride, drive, or buy  a car.

In essence just do it y’all, it will hurt you way more to not attempt than to attempt and learn from it.I know this journey is not easy, but I’m excited for the journey.

It's a shame, they are in place to protect the owners property value, yet almost invariable, end up getting run by power-tripping control freak busy bodies with nothing but time on their hands. 

If you are attempting to enact an appraisal contingency, then yes....if you are not, then no.

The chain of ownership is short as the lady purchased the land, had the home built (after her husband had already died) and then changed it a few times into the names of two different trusts she had created (likely in attempt to hide the home from the IRS) until the IRS caught up to it and took FULL ownership of the home.

Just an FYI as well, a lot of these guys are crazy busy right now and it may take a few attempts to get a hold of them. 

It was just an attempt at humor with the profit numbers.Its funny.

Start a business at 25 you are out of $100K very quickly, try a new major you lose $8K.College removes a barrier to entry, not having it keeps it up.Everyone talks about how much skills tradesman make as a talking point but no one talks about how quickly their body breaks down from physical labor, and many of these tradesman don't make that much money.