(No sure why the math does not make sense here)I am next of kin and since he had no will and did not leave the property to his wife/partner, by law I am to receive these funds.Today I have been contacted by a person from Rapid Surplus Refund and have been asked to sign a doc agreeing that I will take the surplus and give them a 25% cut of the $175K. 

In one case I actually had an approved permitted addition but for whatever reason it just never got scanned into the city and county website.When it came to permits, the city of Phoenix required me to pull a permit as it should have been before the unpermitted work started.   

George Utah both have a rapidly growing population. 

I have property in Des Moines and I live in Cedar Rapids.  

I searched using zip code 49503 (Grand Rapids, Michigan).  

The rental market here in swfl has been rapidly increasing over the last year and the demand doesn’t seem to slow down yet.   

And not to mention as they "prove" markets and systems, competitors can rapidly pop-up with great ease and steal there thunder undercutting there pricing rather easily. 

Over time, water vibes have the power to greatly increase value.In addition, keep an eye on areas experiencing rapid population growth and a stable employment market.

If you live in a rapidly appreciating market, dive in.

While it hurts my cash flow initially, it forces rapid principle pay down and in 3 years I will be in an LTV position that allows me to refinance under more normal lending standards.