I suppose if he did not it could have been a different outcome.I am building in Charleston SC right now.. and we have encroachments all over the place on virtually every infill lot we are building. on.. usually fence 1 foot over... air conditioner sticking over the line etc.. we usually try to just get an easement.. because the burden is on us when we go to get the new building permit.

They parents will pay a little more to get into a town with a more desirable school system.I personally would try to stick to the towns around me that I am more familiar with because you don't want to be the one who bought a property that no one else wanted.Tom

. $20,000, 10% interest, payable $166.67 per month for 5 years and the unpaid principle balance due at the end.Choose 15 percent yield as a yard stick.

I'd suggest you take "Rent-To-Own" out of your real estate vocabulary and stick to seller financing when you can on commercial-investor transactions. :) 

Stick your restaurant in there and do a sale leaseback with a long term lease.

Best I heard was to establish your screening criteria and stick to it.

Stick with a hardwood like oak or better hickory.

I'm not into that, ill stick woth Brandons book.

Don't stick your toe in the water and continue to just reading internet articles, taking classes and buying courses without taking action. 

People calling around everyone to see what sticks go to the bottom of the pile if I have nothing going on which I stay very busy.Fine if people want to stick with that approach but it is not part of my business model.