Cons: Costs to bring over electricity, water, and install another septic tank and tie into the existing field, my guess is around $20k.

Getting tied up in court is no fun.After that it’s back to the basics of running your business how you see fit.Best of luck and let me know how it goes!

@Charlie Moore only so much as I can choose when to cut ties. 

She has been wrapping a hair tie around it and attaching it to the spout of the faucet. 

Jones is how would you diversify when all your wealth is tied up in RE?

Not sure about their reputation, there were definitely some questionable things I found....but seem to be mostly tied to rental issues with their "own listings". 

The main draws for me were the location, 5 acres of uninterrupted views, and that it had municipal water.If I were to do it again: Well, I love the property so much I'd buy the same but, if I didn't know how much I'd fall in love, I'd get something that was already tied into the electric grid or obviously had been in the past so that I could get permitted electric.

The main draws for me were the location, 5 acres of uninterrupted views, and that it had municipal water.If I were to do it again: Well, I love the property so much I'd buy the same but, if I didn't know how much I'd fall in love, I'd get something that was already tied into the electric grid or obviously had been in the past so that I could get permitted electric.

How did you avoid tieing too much of your seed money up during that first deal? 

Additionally, I don't want to be tied down to one area just because I have a bunch of rentals there; I like the freedom of being able to move around.