So, "evict" is not an option for our HOA.The tenant pays for electricity in his unit directly to PG&E (utility); he does not have a circuit in the carport area, where he charges his car.We are leaning toward lockboxes on outlets in carport area, hopefully a simple solution, but probably not, if owner engages an attorney.Will probably file a Lien for the estimated amount due from tenant's past charging.Will also post notices.Stephen

It's a 3 BR 2 BA split level house with a screened in back porch, 2 car garage, fireplace, hot tub and convenient to NYC, Morristown and many other key locations. 

I am looking to get back in and am leaning towards Turn-Key because I am time strapped.  

Ideally, convenient to 46 or 3. 

I’ve researched both home equity loans and HELOC’s but am leaning more towards the HELOC I think.

I’ve researched both home equity loans and HELOC’s but am leaning more towards the HELOC I think.

I’ve researched both home equity loans and HELOC’s but am leaning more towards the HELOC I think.

Our current apartment is very cozy/convenient, but with our additional storage, totals almost $3000/month.

I'm looking to purchase within the next year and I'm leaning towards buying now instead of waiting because I don't see much of a drop in the home prices or amount of competition in the near future which I would believe would allow home prices to keep rising, but I also feel we might be in a bubble and home prices must fall eventually?

Cape Coral is a super hot market right now with a lot of new construction and developments going on.Personally, I would lean towards building on the lot and capitalizing off all the demand for the area right now.