Many parks don't want older homes (you didn't say the age of yours) and it will probably cost you another $5,000 to move.Worst case, put it for sale, cut your losses and chock it up to your education costs.

Use actual recently SOLD houses similar in size, age, configuration, in the same neighborhood with no major dividing lines in between your house and the comparables - highway, main road, stream, etc.I spent about 5 minutes on Zillow and searched the last 6 months for sales in Cabot which I assume the house in question is.

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That's when it hit me, people reading the local paper these days would most likely be over the age of 50, be financially stable and not interested in dealing with distressed properties anymore...

My age is 28 and the only income we have is my salary.

Several years ago he wrote a great book called The Age of Deleveraging.

Age/Goals/Life Status, etc.

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Judging from the age of appliances and finishes, it has almost certainly been in use as a triplex since then, no telling about vacancy though.We've decided to move forward with the purchase and are requesting a letter from the seller stating that it was a triplex when he purchased it in 2006 and has been in continuous use as one since then, as well as a statement that it has not been vacant for more than 12 months during his ownership (I think the city has some form letter for this that we'll just use).