I recently bought a foreclosed condo in Glendale WI.

The owner doesn't care about the land at all and bought a bunch of parcels from an auction years ago.

Ethereum, which has a practical business application in that it provides a platform to build decentralized applications, which is THE GOLD MINE BEHIND BLOCK CHAIN, as opposed to Bitcoin which is simply a currency).All that said, that's just my opinion (strongly based on my work experience and research) and the future could prove me dead wrong.

I bought a three unit apartment building sometime earlier this year.

I'm wondering how you expected to make money out of vacant land (bought with borrowed money), and, what's really stopping you from following through with your "bright idea" - patiently?

Hi Everyone, I bought a 3 bedroom, 2bathroom home on the California coast at the bottom of the market in 2011 at a 3.99 interest rate.

Meaning, your attorney really needs to nail all this down in a watertight agreement in order to avoid that the owner suddenly sees the gold himself.

I second @Nathan Golding - Service Master is a great company to work with. 

I recently bought a duplex with tenants living in it.

If they have enough copper, aluminum, and other resaleable metal their "melt value" may be higher than their cost--kind of like buying scrap gold LOL!