I grew up in Chili, rural outskirts of Monroe County.

A 'home made' self storage project, small SFR developments (as in less than 5, small stick-built houses), a small solar farm, as well as apartments and a startup commercial project.

Title had been sitting in limbo ever since.After a couple of months of reading Dutch obituaries, finding a bunch of money for the decedent's nephew in escheat, finding the original signed (but not notarized, and therefore worthless) deed to the buyer, pursuing a quiet title action, and being given a home-made bottle of wine from yet another relative, I finally got title to the property.  

They do not want cheaper ammo mucking up the guns which is understandable or home made ammo.  

The email we've always used is suddenly not working, I don't have an active number for him because they live in Chili, and now I can't email him. 

Because we're frequently on the go, we eat out regularly at fast-food and family restaurants such as Chili's, Panera Bread, and Chick-fil-A.

I see a lot of leases while selling properties - many are home made and relatively simple, not to say primitive.

-It is 40 yrs old-Aluminum wiring-No central air/no heat-Evidence of water damage around most windows, and kitchen flooring-I don't remember there being a hot water heater-Last owners replaced some windows and did a shoddy job-No car port/no storage shed-The cabinets in the kitchen appear to be home made with plywood and white paint-Soft wallsBUT mostly.. it's a 2/1 and they just don't move like the 3 bedrooms.As far as why did I settle for only 4k?

got what I asked for when selling home, made profit on home Lessons learned?

Homemade candy, pumpkin bread, banana bread, and a couple packages of steaks from the farm.