Enjoy a very long paved driveway and a larger than average lot...perfect for a swimming pool.

Then you can have negative appreciation and negative profit instead.If you're not comfortable feeding an alligator (negative cashflow property), then don't "swim" in the "appreciation market".

From being in my first law suit against previous owner.

From being in my first law suit against previous owner.

For example, tenant recieves TOPA notification, contacts attorney, attorney finds some ridiculous reason to litigate, says "oh, don't want to hold up your sale in a nasty lawsuit, my client would like $30k and we will drop the suit and they will waive their TOPA rights."

That's basically what an appraiser would do... since below grade doesn't count towards GLA, whatever is below grade is a "feature," like a swimming pool or solar panels.

Hands-off, carefree land lords who want nothing more complex than "mailbox money" need to think carefully if they want to swim in these waters.

Maybe that might suit you better.

We are interested in purchase of seasonal property - 19 motel room, 27 log cabins, house, apartment, 21 acres swimming pool, restaurant.

I found a lot of homes with mother/daughter and in law suites.