Welcome to BP @William H. it is great that you are getting a start at a young age. 

What I have found is the people digging to make it to a loftier goal have deals lined up with aging investors who are looking to get out of the game.

Most of the people seems to be OK all the way until they decide to get a gun and start shooting people at the movie theaters.I had an applicant like that who was on disability (age 33) with a great credit.

Depending on the specific neighborhood (age of the house suggests you are close-in!)

I am eager to take advantage of the fact that fully capable people my age are disinterested in owning and would much rather rent.

There are very rare occasions that the participants in the plan have agreed to their funds being held in an account with absolutely no access unless they have reached retirement age or leave their place of employment.

Many parks don't want older homes (you didn't say the age of yours) and it will probably cost you another $5,000 to move.Worst case, put it for sale, cut your losses and chock it up to your education costs.

Use actual recently SOLD houses similar in size, age, configuration, in the same neighborhood with no major dividing lines in between your house and the comparables - highway, main road, stream, etc.I spent about 5 minutes on Zillow and searched the last 6 months for sales in Cabot which I assume the house in question is.

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