This is important to know but can be lied about very easily.

sounds like something you can easily do with excel or google sheets.   

They are bought and sold quickly and easily - just like a car.

If only the exposed vent and drain pipes in the bath could be so easily resolved, they're actually solid brass, maybe I should polish them out!

FYI, if it's only water stains(brownish spots), and not bad drywall that will need removed(like if it's sagging or you can easily break thru it), then you can paint over it. 

@Steve Carruth@Derrick Dill gave you a perfect answer, I will just rearrange it slightly.This is a proposal only, and nobody knows when it will become the law, if at allThere is no answer to your questions in the proposal (and really hardly any other details)During its inevitable journey through Congress, the proposal will change, even if it was more specific todayWhatever law will be born out of this proposal will most likely be modified if not repealed during the next 10 yearsYou really cannot do any planning based on this vague document

Now it can easily blow way past 100. 

If you’re investing in Dothan I would look to roll your free and clear home into a loan on a bigger property that could easily rent to the pilots that are constantly rotating through there.

Last year I actually bought a property (actually saved it from foreclosure) that was assessed for $56,250 based on 35% of the appraised value ($160,714) by the county...I paid exactly $160,714 for it.....It is easily worth $200k........I could have gotten it a lot cheaper if I would have let it go to foreclosure and bought at sheriff sale, but I really wanted this property (its a business) and that process would have taken 6-9 months which means the store would have had to close.  

Can I get out of my contract easily?