Read all the Free stuff first..BP, Library...Then Network with someone who specializes...Will save $$$..You can use that money to get a deal done..GL!

Hopefully you're missing out on it up there in PC! 

You can try getting seller financing if you find the right deal.If you can find another job you like better e.g. construction, property management, real estate agent that allows you to learn some aspect of REI and is close to the income you are currently making with better hours seems like a win win.In the mean time listen to podcasts and RE / Business books on tape (many can be borrowed from your library) to make your commute useful time.

I have three kids and I know most of my household expenditures are to support them.The library is another great place to get free knowledge.  

PC will be cheaper and would allow me to "scrub" my list, whereas YL will likely have a higher response rate.  

It will be held at the Hiawassee Library on W Colonial at 6:30 PM. 

I looked for some info on this and found: JOINT STATEMENT OFTHE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENTAND THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICEREASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS UNDER THEFAIR HOUSING ACThttps://www.hud.gov/offices/fheo/library/huddojsta...

@Kenneth WilliamsAnother way to check for NOD's is to take a trip to your local county law library.

My girlfriend is the Accountant for our County Library system here in Tampa.

I believe the county court house has a search system in the court library where you can look up docket numbers and names of previous cases.