Well, at first glance it appears to be human excrement, BUT the bowl on top of the tank indicates that a person has "created" a mess by filling the toilet and mounding it up with soil from the backyard, which explains the bowl used to transport it into the house.  

I have been using the public records to look at houses in my neighborhood, to get an idea of prices and get comfortable analyzing properties.  

you may be dumping a lot of money into it then to value-add. is the property close to transportation for people ( bus, train). just a couple of things to consider.

@Mike Nelson  When I lived and owned rentals in Chicago, the Chicago Reader was the go-to publication for rentals in the city.  

She is a public school teacher.

That person may not hold themselves out to the public as a mortgage company.

I'd like to keep my money here in Denver, where I see people moving here, staying here, getting great jobs, taking care of their houses and their community, working in gorgeous new office buildings, and taking advantage of the new public transit systems.  

This is a general training class suitable for the general public; $49 for member and $69 for non-members.

don't forget about our public school system, 5th largest in the nation and we are ranked last in the nation.

I invest in mostly in lower middle class (including common public assistance tenants).