If you buy a house worth 90-110K for 75-80k that is cutting it close.

We replaced the line at my personal residence about 10 years ago and stopped at the edge of the street.

I made some deposits and took off for a family afternoon and the traffic was horrible, I cut through residential areas and stayed off the main streets.

Based on the stream of questions around the topic from you, perhaps this is not the deal to cut your teeth on trying to learn about paper.

No, it's not okay to cut out the middle man.

They promptly cut the gas to the whole building.

To cut a too long story short, listening to BP and analyzing things, that year we also purchased a duplex 3/1.5, 2/1, $96.5) thanks to a 401k loan.

It took a few months to get them all out, but I was pretty much on edge those couple months and kept a baseball bat next to my door.

This cuts into our cashflow significantly - our analyses showed a little more than $500 positive cashflow a month (it's a 5-family unit), and these new figures will cut that in half.After speaking to my realtor, he says we should ask for money back at the closing for the difference over a few years.

Seems the oil producer is going to cut off the wrongful buyer anyway.