Fiberglass is going to cost 100-300 more, but the door I'm replacing is probably close to 50 years old, so for that length of time, a little more on the cost isn't the end of the world. 

If they are already in close proximity with an established presence, there would be little incentive for them to relocate unless your property is a substantial upgrade.

Last house I closed on was Sept last year - I let it sit and started working on it in March.

Account Closed The lawsuit I mentioned would be to quiet title — whether based upon the unrecorded POA, fraud, error, mistake, adverse possession, and/or anything else a local attorney could come up with that might be successful.

I just closed (yesterday 4/15) on my first long term investment property.

Yo BP, I closed on a house the other day, but at the same time the foreclosing trustee was auctioning off the house at the courthouse steps in Virginia.  

Also, as Account Closed mentioned, Gold can be very slow moving and transferring can be a bit a job all in its own. 

From what I read this is not a good choice investment wise since the prices are really high (~700K).  

Because, you as the buyer will want written confirmation at closing that what's written in the lease is what is really taking place.

Some brokerages use unlicensed assistants to answer the phones (which, at least in NJ, means all they can do is take a message if somebody is calling about a property), but then there is a fee applied to all agents to basically cover that expense.Definitely look closely at what is your bottom line yearly amount of fees/dues.