I live in a different city and they couldn’t care less, so I’m forced to take my “construction debris” home with me.  

We have also had properties that are know vacants and we are forced to buy a limited coverage policy at crazy prices.  

In addition, all of the ductwork for the forced air furnace had to be removed and replaced as it could not be cleaned thoroughly enough to remove the residue.If there are three of them smoking several times per day exclusively in the bathroom, you might be looking at a new bathroom.

I only wonder why the prosecutor took so much time to rule the use of force to be justified.

And if you think about it, the calculator forced the investor to ask questions.

Any forced appreciation possible?

If a borrower walks into a lender's office and expresses great concerns as to the condition of a property, its income potential, their ability to pay, or some other matter, do you really think a lender is going to force that borrower to proceed with a loan?

I'm an Air Force guy myself and just got involved in real estate investing within the last year.

I like the darker woods which forces you to black or stainless appliances. 

I really learned something just forcing myself to truly think about these questions.