The house was the ugliest house on the block but is located in the heart of the downtown area close to the University, a major hospital and historic downtown Gainesville.

Would it be more beneficial for the adjacent developer to half heartedly negotiate with us and to just let the village condemn the land?

Discounted non performing notes are fun to deal in but are not for the faint of heart.  

If you ever did smell rotting fish guts, you might beg the doper to cover up the fish stink with weed stink in a heart beat, and probably take a couple tokes yourself for good measure - they say it's good for nausea.There is one and one reason only I don't allow smoking inside a unit, because it can be a fire hazard when people are careless and, people are often careless.Same reason I don't allow the use of grills on decks.

I know I don’t look it but I’m beginning to feel it in my heart.

Bremner, I'm really going to have to take this line to heart: "-Do not underestimate the power of a good partnership.

It gets straight to the heart of the numbers and it lets you plug in new / different assumptions.

As for RWN itself, I think that its heart is in the right place - but, having come of age during the Cold War, "trust but verify" is always my motto in RE investing.For anyone not from California reading the whole thread: there was reference to paying $2k-$4k/yr in property tax on a $500k-$700k property because of "the proposition."

Investment Info:Retail commercial investment investment.Purchased an old 1930's automotive dealership and manufacturing facility in the heart of Downtown Ontario, California.

not really for the faint of heart.