City approval for 1.8m2. 9 acres across from Richland College zoned multi family, primed for large multi family new construction. asking price 6m.

We bought the house in 1997 for 250k and have about 100k left to pay on the mortgage (including a previous equity loan [about 8k left on that]).

I am planning to attend Del Mar College and looking for a place within a reasonable distance from the school in a safe area.Any specific areas/districts you might be willing to share with me would be greatly appreciated!!

One of those will possibly be in College Park, which is ITP in Atlanta. 

Her previous landlord did not have a late fee policy in place and she apparently was used to paying on the 15th-20th each month.Out of 18 tenants she is one of two that do not pay in the first 5 days of the month.

I'm sorry about the previous post is I'm using voice command and I didn't proofread the inside of the property is gutted.

They work as great college rentals as you can rent them by the room.

The house is not in a flood zone, and the story is the previous owner left it fall apart.

Rather, you should be receiving a credit from the seller for his pro-rated portion of the taxes (for Jan 1st, 2018 through the date you close), as you will be expected to pay the entire year's tax bill once it comes out in September).The only exception I can think of to this is if the seller is behind in taxes for previous years, in which case this should still be a seller's side debit/charge and not one for your side, as the buyer.

I also graduated from college with honors in a business degree that emphasized real estate.