That's exactly what I would do if I were in your shoes.

The base and shoe will cover any imperfections.

I can't remember the url, I am sure it is probably something simple like http://www.bigcheesemarketing.comThe key to any marketing is to put yourself in THEIR SHOES.

He wore pants, a casual type shoe, and a polo style shirt.

I was strolling the biggerpocket attic and came across this...Yen based loan orginating from the UK...hmm, let's see...Who absorbs the currency exchange when it is converted not once, but twice (before being lent out as greenback).

I'm not certain you need to hire a lawyer to do this for you... but, it's your money.I was in your shoes, maybe 30 years ago.

In your shoes though I would definately be on site probably every day, or at least most, unless somehow you just happened to find the most timely, trusthworthy, selfmotivated, self directed contractors in the world.The only longer term contractor I've outsourced for this one is a plumber, and I'm on my third.

With a change in owner there is little doubt she could at least get a continuance and a hearing on actual ownership.The reason he does not want to wait until the eviction is done is because he knows it could drag out.IF I were in your shoes and decided I would go forward with the purchase before the eviction is complete, I'd ask him to not start the process at all.

You're in Southern California, so people aren't often bringing the rain in on wet shoes.

Were I in your shoes...I'd take up to $30K of that money and pay off as much debt as possible.Then, I'd start looking for a duplex in the $180K to $200K range to buy as an owner-occupant.How much student loan debt do you have?