In Illinois, the minimum age to officially become an unlicensed assistant is 18.

I recently read people making up to 117k a year can qualify for public assistance in SF.  

My late wife and I held joint interests in a piece of real estate in our separate individual self directed 401k accounts.

Joining Bigger Pockets hoping to accelerate my learning process and meet like minded individuals.

Giving away the place cheap only creates more work for yourself screening lower income individuals, and attracts scammers.

Requiring the homeowner to replace the pipe individually would seem like a huge octopus of inspections and enforcements and etc.

Is this because you had a PM with insurance for this kind of thing or was this a clause in your individual building insurance policy?

definitely split the lot would be the highest and best use I would assume and sell them off individually 

I am a small investor in the Tucson Az, area looking to meet and learn from like minded individuals.

In terms of the second scenario, the upside I see is the option to get a different kind of loan (say, FHA with a lower down payment and other assistance programs for K-12 educators like me) since I'd be getting a new primary residence instead of a second home.