The problem as I saw it, and you may too, Christopher, is I did not have the confidence in my ability to meet my personal obligations (mortgage, utilities, food) and my meager savings would not carry me for too long.

You're better off buying a building on its own parcel of land.  

Next week, section 8 inspector is going to come to inspect the house.Reading other people's forum, I did ask for the proof of income (food stamp, SSI and SSA) and copy of ID/driver's license.

I'm at 14 parcels for a total of 28 units and if they were free and clear I'd be around $9-10k a month cash flow.

The parcel ID is 011-206-010.

You don't need/want contents coverage for a basement (it only covers your property you own and would only cover washer, dryers, freezers (and food in them), and window AC units that are plugged in at time of flood.

The typical customers know that they're doing more than just buying food, but also supporting a local food source that helps to save local farms.

Suggest you also introduce yourself the "new member introductions" forum.Damien Clark - Without researching title, all you know is that there is a house on a parcel of land.

Make sure the food is on the table, the bills are paid, and the kids Hagwon(after school classes) bills are paid.  

Just food for thought on how this deal might work.