Most people would think that taking a big, fat, obscene, unconscionable, UNSUSTAINABLE (blah blah blah) California public pension, and fleeing to the Midwest would be the ultimate golden parachute for a common, blue collar working man like myself.

To that end, it would be in your best interests to come to an REI meeting pre-loaded with some useful information, especially about your local market since that will most likely be the most common subject covered. 

Let the lender order the appraisal. Don’t think by already having an appraisal it is going to speed up your loan processing. It’s typically a mistake and will ultimately cost you more money on another appraisal.Most h...

If your in development its very common for the city to ask for them on a new street or in front of a new project.

That kind of free's up a lot of error and risk.  

*This free home and lot rent is actually pretty common, so don't worry about missing out on this opportunity because you didn't act quick enough.

Furthermore, as a licensed Real Estate salesperson who spends thousands of dollars annually on Continuing Education, licensing, dues, MLS fees, Errors and Omissions insurance, etc.

Btw, sorry for the errors im working off a small smart phone. 

Lukas Katko I have a couple thoughts here.First, 12 mo leases are common for students.

Once the sale/auction is conducted You pretty much own the property free & clear with a few redemption rights & errors of the sale might arise, but theese are very very few if any.