I also hope I can contribute half as well as this amazing community can!

Will, you were half right.

I'd say Bryce has an understanding of the issues, but to go there in depth, I can only think of a half dozen on BP that have participated on this site that I know who can go there and only one of them is posting in this thread, that would be me just to be clear.I'm not so dang conservative that I don't get outside the box, folks here have no idea, but you don't have license to do just anything you can possibly dream up and/or adopt financing techniques of hedge funds or institutions at an individual level as such are infinitely more sophisticated than what has been mentioned here.Non-recourse is another issue with small investors with little capital in their company.

Buy a half hour time with a local RE attorney, experienced with tax deed properties locally.

About half were FHA 203k buyers and some were local landlords adding to their holdings and it got me semi-retail prices.

I live in Cheyenne and bought my second rental (SF) here about a year and a half ago and it's been going very well.

Oh, and none of the 3 lawyers ever called me back.The third property was in a strange 55+ community where the front half is a park with rental lots and the back half is owned lots.

@Jeff JamiesonConsider checking out several of the display sections in the stores the people there should have some good ideas.They will be able to use software to show you what it will look like before you buy.Driving around town you can see houses that it is clear the color was chosen from a 2 inch sample.

In fact, my neighbor's drain line runs less than one inch from the one that is leaking, and both runs towards the same stack.

Agree to both sides of this issue, and the way I'd approach it is to say that this time you'll split the cost with her, and take her half out of her deposit.