My neighbor actually informed me the house was available and that it had a squatter in the home and damaged it.

Husband is a union carpenter and wife is a physical therapist.

This might require removing floorboards, sealing concrete slabs or cutting sections of drywall, all with the intent of fixing the physical damage.

Since college, I have only set goals for myself just in terms of financial wealth, but I now see how important it is to set goals in other forms of wealth: physical wealth (taking care of your health), emotional wealth, spriitual wealth.

In addition to the actual costs of physically moving their household goods there is the need to once again save up for 1st, last, deposit(or combination thereof).

Our concern is to mitigate the damages - potential health risk and structural damage.

I've done more damage than I have good.

Things like appreciation which probably isn't the case but maybe it is The others could have had massive damage.

One of the building has fire damage, and needs 42,000 to rehab.

I feel the need to remind everyone, that when investing via crowdfunding sites, you need to focus on the "Franchise Tax" (it has other names in different states) of the state where the property is physically located, not where you live.