I understand driving neighborhoods to get a feel for the area but I want to know about population growth trends, economic stats, safety, etc to better inform our market selection.Much thanks and God bless,Chris

He said he was going to use a large enough auger (got charged $1300) this included renting the auger, digging around broken sewer cleanout, cut and repair sewer cleanout, pull debris out of the sewer that was falling into the main causing clogs.Everything was working fine afterwards according to him.

They store stabs, cut, and polish on the eastside of Indy.

The house is on the outer street with woods across the street, and a recreation center on the other side of the woods.The man has set up shop at the edge of the woods a few houses up the street.I’m sure this is a huge deterrent for most when buying a house; it would give me pause as well.What should I do?

(Unless you decide to cut the corners aka break the rules.)Let's say that your $5,000 hot tub is worth $2,000 when you sell it.

Don't cut corners during the feasibility period.I recently purchased a park with 9 pads (room for 4 more). 

It is even harder to find a deal so good your end buyer can make a profit and there is still room for you to take a cut. 

This is important as it might cut your options pretty quickly if they deem you won't be able to maintain both mortgages.

They cut off communication with us months ago.  

I understand if she can go to his unit and cut loose, but anywhere on property?