Then again where else can you get 10:1 leverage from a conventional source (with out seller financing to aid)?

I had our HVAC guy I have been using look at it, he said it is 12-15 years old and to repair them is pretty much wasting money as they are going to be band-aids and possibly not work at all.

In response to your comment about Detroit it probably was not on the list because of the large amounts of recent aide, ongoing investment, and the bankruptcy being in midstream.

You have health care covered for little costs.

I'll also be retiring from the military so will have a small income stream and low cost health care to reduce some of my risks.Thanks to all those who post on the forum for your inspiration and specifically to the BP Podcast for tons of fantastic ideas and to J Scott who's sample plans I've studied while drafting my own plan.

I don't believe I misread it as it is clear what you aid.

He can look at stains and say if it's Pesi, Kool Aid, etc.

.- My other business offers a comprehensive alternative for health care.

The Home Inspection aids the Seller to this end and will henceforth be part of any recent transaction of the property. ( I believe but am not certain that a home inspection, if conducted, becomes part of the required disclosures thereafter).

I could bore you all with a bunch of particulars, but the main thing I need right now is a good Austin RE lawyer to aid us in getting this jerk out of our property without him damaging it.