Providing the above is current, the landlord pays for all utilities, real estate taxes, snow removal, lawn care; projected 7 year costs as follows:Electric                  $21KGas                        $16KWater                     $  6KReal Estate taxes   $35KSnow removal        $ 1KLawn care              $ 1KProjected Utility Cost: $80K  (7 years)NOTE: 7 year totals: Projected Income: +$194,400 (lease to own family)                               +$ 50,400 (caretaker)Refi:                       +$  94,000 (conventional bank or landlord)Addt'l Payment:     +$  70,0007 Year Total:            $408,4005.

My title company had to pay it off and remove it then sue them for their bad behavior

(Quote)The three major credit-reporting firms -- Equifax, Experian and TransUnion -- recently decided to remove tax-lien and civil-judgment data starting around July 1, according to the Consumer Data Industry Association, a trade group that represents them.

Public pricing record shows it listed at 55k on 8/17/09 then removed on 3/23/11.

I've been criticized before when posting here but I know how to remove the emotion and just get the facts from their comments however others may not know how to.

“Rather, in this limited market they drive up the price of rents and remove affordable inventory from the hands of American homeowners.”But that was far from the end.

The sellers excepted the dollar per lot offer but said they could not remove the lots from the current HOA in the development.

It was way too small so removal of the first wall extends the dining room.  

Yes, the fact that removing blight improves *everyone's* property values is key.  

I just remove the water charges in my system.