It would have taken an equal amount to recoup in time and legal fees so, sadly I moved on and went into development in construction at a time when the emphasis was not on having a degree, I came through the ranks and went far with talent.

Then after countless hours identifying a market, you have to put in countless more hours becoming intimately familiar with that market.

There are investors that buy taxes and eventually foreclose vacant the lots in times like now when owners have no motivation to pay taxes.  

I would say that basically anything older than the 60's, that's 3 beds or less, is typically only 1 bath, unless someone added a 2nd at some point in time.

Not an attorney but I would think at this point in time if the lawsuit is already filed you will not be able to "move" or hide assets, otherwise everyone would do that when getting sued. 

-Any lien recorded on title prior in time to the foreclosing mortgage.

Secondly, I mentioned 35k cash to her so she could pay off her home equity line, and seller financing on the rest of the purchase price, but she wasn't keen on that idea either.I am not intimately familiar with the income restrictions on social security, but she feels that a large gain would interfere with the metrics they use to determine her assistance. 

While I know of no way to include eviction cost risk in an equation, the cost of eviction will become all too real if it happens to your property.Remember, all calculations such as ROI or cash flow are really only snapshots of the market at one moment in time.

Are you able to portages the home from you're relatives if you don't find a buyer in time?

I don't know if I can pull off the project in time if I shift gears now, but I have another property that would really benefit from adding the laminate that I've already purchased.