Finally, the stumps never seem to burn anywhere, so we buried them.

So I'm asking for some insight from those less attached.I'm finally no longer underwater in the very first house I purchased.

I am finally serious about making moves and getting a house.

Final closing date is Feb 15th.The issue is I have no learned that since the house has 60 amp electrical insurance companies will not insure the house. 

We filled a 50 yard dumpster over the course of a few days and finally got the house emptied out.

You then complete a contract like any other rental, however Section 8 has the final word on the actual rental amount (approx. average market value for the area).

In order to do this, you would need to apply to build the 2nd story first, connected to the main home, then once the permit is finaled, you would apply to convert up to 500 square feet of that space into a JADU with a separate entrance.

Beyond the first few properties, I would like to invest more aggressively in larger properties and alternative financing.I have been researching real estate for the past 2 years and feel like it is finally time to put my plans into action.

And one of the advantages of taking a self-pace online course was that I could take the final exams ANY TIME I WANTED TO, saving a load of time.

In my case, I stood firm, the seller attorney finally gave in, practically begged if his client could get half his money back after talking tough and nasty over three calls, and I hung up on him.