@Mike Hurney,thought about and tried that more than once....under water between 10-15k everytime I had my realtor buddy call in favors to bank appraisors 

The asking price is just a little bit more than the land is worth plus improvements such as, water hookup and sewer hookup and electrical not counting house.any rate, we can come up with the difference plus down payment of course. the house the seller and I agree, its not forgettable.

The drain backed up and downstairs toilet overflowed with what smelled like sewage water.

Needs new roof, kitchen, water heater etc? 

The rules aren't even effective for another 50 or so days.My favorites are:-iFunding-RealtyShares-Fundrise-RealCrowd-Patch of LandI expect for other good portals to spring up later this year.  

This is a duplex with one water meter, and we had submeters installed to divide the cost between the tenants, and we bill the tenants.  

These faucets don't always turn on or the faucets turn on when you don't want them to; the water temperature is either too hot or too cold; and the water always comes on full blast.

@Jared, Colorado Springs is growing so much.

You get the perfect baby clothes, the perfect diapers, research and buy the perfect food, videotape every second of the baby's life.By the third or the fourth, you're just lucky no one has stepped on him/her and the baby is at least partially clothed and is getting food and water.

When I was up in the attic of one of my houses I saw water dripping below the screws used to hold the satellite dish.