Originally posted by Bill Gulley:Seems agricultural hasn't been mention, its a calls of its own under commercial, a step child so to speak, a rural area with no zoning usually defaults to ag and while it can be used for a variety of commercial ventures, location usually restricts options.Good point Bill - I'm actually closing on a 9 acre parcel of agricultural land right now, and I was surprised to see that my closing attorney is recommending a commercial title insurance policy.

I'm truly surprised that you got an CO for that house.

Seth Williams I'm sort of surprised that the county is actually selling you the list.

These old houses also have a plethra of plumbing surprises in my experience as well, not to mention that the is nothing square in the entire house.

One thing I left out was I did give them a little extra bonus in cash if a deal was done but it was a surprise and they got to enjoy a small spending spree on themselves.

Agents always have perspectives that surprise me.The only way this info is useful for strategizing one's next offer is if you are willing to pay more than the other investors.

I had no surprises) so I don't mind spending that to upgrade the living room from carpet to laminate.

I'm starting to think my first list wasn't the best (no big surprise there).

I would be surprised if they will insure the roof at all.

Many times I have surprised my contractors, especially painters, on how I handle my process and what materials I use.