I bought it from a 95 year old lady that owned it 60 years.

I was contacted recently by a lawyer from Florida who was representing a lady investor with EB and he was telling  me he believes this is a Ponzi scheme. 

Last week I stopped by our county's Appraisal office, took and number and waited in line, then spoke with a young lady who (while very nice)  real didn't have much more than a basic understanding of how to navigate the county site.  

Thanks for posting something that proves it’s not all easy roses.

I have never over dosed, shot someone or car jacked an old lady.

Thanks   Rose WoodallBusiness Solutions

Just because people are old, does not mean they are right :)I had to tell a disabled lady, raising her 9 year old grandson, who just lost her elderly dad who lived with them, that she had to find a new place to live.

depends on the part of rose lawn.

Its not always all roses...Good luck.

The attached article sort of explains our dilemmahttp://www.altosresearch.com/customer/Altos_Research_National_Report.pdfWe weren't as smart in our buying as we usually "think" we are - and then the market dropped 7.41% total over the last three months (while rehabbing) and the invetory rose 5.7% to add insult to injury.So our Cinderella turned into an ugly sister!