Forum speculation from multiple jurisdictions could be your worst nightmare.

Best case scenario, the neighbor is nice and an encroachment easement or sale is obtained without cost gouging, worst case the neighbor finds out and demands correction by removal of encroachment.

Of course, don't buy only one exit strategy - plan for the worst, expect the best.I know some portfolio lenders but it depends where?

I explained to the no equity seller that many buyers are very picky, and they wanted repair things that you don't want to repair as a seller.The worst part about selling with an agent with a "no equity house seller" is this...The Seller has to pay to get rid of the house!!

But the worst businessman on the planet.

The worst part is that he’s not been very responsive but I absolutely love the products he has to offer....which obviously do no good if I can’t close with him.

Now yes, it is from the retail remodeling world, plenty on here will argue "oh, bs, I never pay that much" EXACTLY, starting in doing renos you have to start with worst case #'s, and without a reno team that means retail $'ing.

Might as well apply and the worst that will happen is you are told no.

Assume the worst that each year we have a 4x (net of those would have died from something in the near term in any case) normal flu deaths (which includes people who would have died of other causes) means a future of an additional 200,000 deaths a year in the US year after year.

Hey BP Family,I have arguebly the WORST and most disgusting on-time paying tenant but here's the situation:I rent 3 rooms in a townhouse in Virginia to 3 different parties, essentially a shared living situation.One tenant is moving out the end of the month as a result of his roommate across the hall and his disgusting habits (that's another story).The disgusting tenant's lease is actually over the end of the month and a notice of non-renewal was given to him over 3 months ago.