Quote from @Bocondo Williams: That's the problem with free software: they eventually have to generate revenue, then they want to produce profit, then they want bigger profit.I think most software is going to charge $1 or more for every ACH payment.

there is no typical.. but in this instance going forward I would meet them and you hand them your check and they hand you the sign Lien Waiver/release. 

Sorry to not offer a connection, but for this one I think your best bet is to find the "land specialist" realtor in the area and get a CMA.If you want an extremely precise number hiring an appraiser is most likely the move. 

Thinking of starting in whole sailing and move on to other way of investing.

I'm thinking if you create a simple journal entry to allocate the amount of interest paid, principal paydown and any lender required escrow, that this would help that limitation.

I think @AJ Wong's post is generally on point.

With capital gains if you file together I thinks it’s $250,000 that’s exempt but speak with an accountant for sure.  

Quote from @Jacob Sherman: black top the driveway and trim the existing landscaping and paint the exterior and it will look great Do you think the amount of stairs is a dealbreaker?

I think I know the answer but wanted to verify with more experienced investors.   

What do the people of bigger pockets think?