No doubt having something to do with the massive investments in infrastructure here recently in Winston.

I had been thinking to control land trusts through an out-of-state LLC, but this is becoming a massive headache.

Well working with Chris would be like dealing with the Warren Buffet of TK rentals.

It sounds like the consensus is that I need to further educate myself on this topic, and I welcome and appreciate the suggestions.The way I approached this was by coming up with what I believe to be the intrinsic value (might have studied warren buffet prior) of this property by using the 2% rule, and making my calculations and offer based on that.  

Plus, if you let her take this shed, you're allowing her onto YOUR property to do something extremely physical and potentially dangerous--which exposes you to a massive amount of liability (and unfortunately, some people would even take that as an opportunity to falsify some type of injury and file a lawsuit against you).At the end of the day, you should consult the relevant laws and the contracts, and then follow what they say.Good luck!

While there are many factors at play there is only one reason for such a massive spread, the human element. 100+ points of data and a wrong step in the morning leading to an appraiser stubbing his toe or a rude barista could affect your lively hood & bottom line.

In our city, when there was massive flooding from the sewer system, a lawyer came in to represent the impacted families. 

It is a factor if you flip because the bank requires flood insurance even after they have done massive work on Honey Creek to keep it from flooding in the future.  

It's a massive jump start for rehabbing/flipping property.

Contractors are the WORST business people and you're taking on a massive amount of risk.