I read a lot of BP forums, articles, books, audio books for the car, etc. 

So there we are, walking around the private development and she's giving me backstory on every neighbor, and one of the worst things you can imagine happened -- a car backing out of a driveway runs over one of the dogs.

(Agreement was i wouldnt pay for renovations I would live rent free until I made my money back and she would sell the house to me in 2 years which she no longer wants to do which is fine but...If she sells i can get my money back i put into it)What still needs to be done, Foundation isnt looking good, structurally walls are cracking as if the house is sinking hard to explain without pictures, roof, siding, gutters, front porch, hot water tanks are old, basement floods, backyard fence is about to fall over and if it does its going to hit a lot of cars next door and she is going to be in a really bad position, and the upstairs needs a total gut its in terrible shape.

So if I estimate $5200/yr car auto maintenance, $100 per week is set aside for that expense.

Mortgage is around 750 a month, house is a three/ two one car garage on corner lot.

Maybe someone would like to start a car wash business and needs the property.

GC and I decided repairs were more than the property would resell at and I’m not too comfy yet with tackling some advanced strategies on making this work, so I said “no thank you” and went to my car.Here’s the kicker: the GC and I stood by our cars for a while and the seller’s relative got tired of waiting for us so he locked up and left.

As David Greene said on BP Podcast 257, "Do I really know what I'm looking for when I look under the hood of my car? 

If they don't own a house, their car might have a monthly payment, and they might not own much of value. 

If your cameras are more than 4 years old, its time to start replacing them. 1 gig you could have a car license in great sunshine and still not see the license.7.