Husband got a big fat promotion and pay raise.

Some other basic steps are pay of high interest rate credit cards, student loans, and any other debt, set up an emergency fund, and buy some life insurance. 

The previous owners ended up adding an entire closed addition, so closing this permit might require the addition to be destroyed, or raise the taxes a large amount.

Same with when I occasionally get gas in my vehicle using my company debit card... or occasionally run by staples or buy something off Amazon for my home office. 

Likewise, it is familiar territory as we were raised in mobile homes, and my aunt owns a park. 

If you need $400,000 in 10 days....try raising that much money through your friends and family. 

He owes $10,000 in credit card debt, student loans, and property taxes.

Hi Dennis,Sounds like you've found a very nice niche.With raising interest rates you might feel a little bit of a squeeze -- Citizens bank is offering 3.15% for 5 year CDs -- obviously little to no risk.

Just speaking from a perspective of being born and raised there, ALWAYS get a thorough inspection when underground basements are involved because some issues they could present could be very costly

I own a brokerage in Oregon and we actually have 2 brokers that are pretty inactive, maybe a deal or two a year, they pay their own expenses such as business cards and MLS dues and we are happy to have them and help them when needed.