I live in Newtown, PA in Bucks County. 

She wanted damages for pain and suffering and medical bills equal to about $50k.Long story short my property insurance company initially settled for $25k but at the last minute they said they are no longer paying the claim because in my contract with the contractor, I placed a line in that states," The Contractor agrees to indemnify and hold the Owner harmless from any claims or liability arising from the Contractor's work under this agreement".  

Having managed condos for investors, I can attest that they can be a major pain.

That hour plus drive depending on traffic can be a real pain .

Well, I don't have much advice, but I feel your pain.

I made this mistake early on (telling people I was the owner) and will forever feel the pain from it.

Stripping the floor can be a pain, especially since it's been a long time.

Then as much as it pains you, Chris Masons, call your insurance agent.

If you want to look at it from an inverse "positive" relationship on a graph from an investor's view, we had a " sharp rising decline (foreclosure) of a price boom" like we had a "sharp rising of a price increase boom."

The house does have a one car garage and the storage shed is totally for me and my selfish desires because I have so many tools that the yard tools are a pain to get to without tripping over a bunch of other stuff that I don't use as often.I have heard commonly that this type of thing won't get a higher price for a house but will help is sell faster.That being said, your comment got me thinking...If I did sell the house and wanted to move it quick - I could just drop the price.