Now they get to hobble up and down the stairs every time they want to enjoy a cup of tea out there.

They accept lower margins (last I checked, they were at about 25% gross margins compared to 30-35% for competitors like Target and Dollar Tree) and then sell higher volumes to close the profit gap.Do you think Walmart is stupid for lowering their prices below their competitors and reducing their margins?

Require them to be responsible for mowing, snow removal, edging and weed wacking, cleaning out landscaping beds of leaves and weeds, trimming shrubs and trees in the spring and fall.

I could try my hand at wholesaling but I'm not sure that's my cup of tea.  

Using that figure, I can't replace one of my units for $15,000, and even one major mishap might eat up most of that figure - say a flooded room, or a tree limb falling.

 ( thats another business i have natural wild foods.) but that pc of land is all trees.

The issue is the dangling, but highly unlikely, risk of another claimant coming forward later, especislly after you've significantly improved the property.Alternatively, you could spend the time and money to research the deceased Father's family tree, then skip trace any heirs and offer them something for their interest(s).

If you play this like a game it's always fun, and the rewards keep on coming as you grow it.Also of note try your BEST to BUY AND HOLD, make the purchase so that it cash flows monthly positive. this is how you really get the bang for the buck, at some point you start to live off the cash flow, and after that you start to have more then you need and you just take it right back and put it into another deal, and that deal puts it's self into another deal and before you know it deals are growing on trees like leaves.

If enhancing your travel isn't your cup of tea, the Chase Ink card gives you 2% cash back.  

I have excerpted a "piece of information" that I believe has relevance...keep an open mind I am simply the messenger. "....this “Internet Royalties” stock is actually a Real Estate Investment Trust (abbreviated REIT), and it will probably trade like a REIT during times of interest rate upheaval, so we may see better buying opportunities as the Fed shakes the tree for investors in REITs and other income-focused investments.