I am looking at a total investment of 260k with its comps being at 500k.

I now examine the ammortization schedules and total interest to be paid... slice the interest into a few sections to show the cash value depending on the different times in the loan payment process, but doing even that I came away with realizing that it doesn't really tell you squat because there are many variables to consider all over the map.

This was a big expense that I totally missed in my due diligence.I'm not trying to be a naysayer.

And if anyone wants to buy a great 2 family that's been totally remodeled on the inside in West Hartford CT - have I got a house for you!

The executor is "mommy's favorite" and a total loser business wise.

This might seem very unconventional, and this is totally just my own opinion, but maybe you should just take a look at what the most is you are going to get out it financially after lawyers, and decide if this is really worth the emotional drain and continued hurt.

Ok so I am a total newbie to the investing industry but I have been in sales for the last 5 years.

In fact there's a company called Ryedale that makes a machine that seperates pennies based on the metal content for investors who resell coins for their metal content.

She lives like a total pig.

After the fixup costs, my total amount in will be closer to 68%.Others here do similar things.Is it easy?