And it's not meth unless they are a stick insect and have spots on their face.

The benefits of this house over that are 1) its a SFH rather than a duplex, so you aren't sharing a building/driveway with another family, 2) this house is a good chunk bigger in terms of SF, 3) the duplex has 2 outdoor parking spots, this has an attached 2 car garage, 4) the duplex has no real yard but the SFH has a nice sized fenced in back yard, 5) less traffic at night on the street (but still these are both on busy 4 lane streets).I'm assuming 1800 because I think that's a safe bet.  

And you need cash to buy on the spot.  

If that doesn't work -- perhaps for someone from out of town who is in the area for just a few days -- I schedule a showing on a weekday.I don't expect people to fill out an application on the spot.

Hey guys!about every 2 years I look to sell my house and upgrade (if the market is in my favor) well.. I was in contract to sell my house in February of 2015 and to make a LONG story short. We found out the Day of clo...

. $15k is your sweet spot.

(Look to US Masters Residential Fund out of Australia and Dixon Leasing if you want to do some research).I'll second that Greenville is not the best spot to get started.

W-S has some interesting spots.

As others have noted, many companies have cheap pay-as-you-go plans that have no continuing cost if you allow your minutes to expire.If you want some phone service while not at home, get a cheap phone and then get a Google Voice number or a free number from RingTo, which will let you make and receive calls free from any wifi hot spot, such as McDonald's or Starbucks.For an extremely cheap home phone, assuming that you have Internet service, get a box from Obihai for about $50 and pay $12 a year for 911 service.

Contact the seller again, and ask if he has paperwork for the parking spot.