Make sure you attach a house to them and drain them into a sink or something

All of my properties are within the same two blocks, and are one block from office.

That neighbor can probably and effectively block any future building on that vacant lot by claiming the easement for the purpose of ingress and egress to his property.

Cheaper, and based on looking at existing information, like any fences or other indicators of boundaries.Then, build a fence a blocks off access to property three.

(if they follow through they'll buy the house for about $10K more than I could've sold it for...and NOTHING on my block was selling)I have a question about bandit signs I'm going to post in the bandit signs topic.

Due to the expense and time drain training and supporting others who had no intention of success, I made more money by myself than with more than 2 dozen dedicated “sales†people working with me as Independent Investor Partners who got the same exact leads that I got and had access to my personal support and IT staff.

I can forsee major issues should one tenant be blocked in with the other tenants vehicle behind them.I could potentially turn the small backyard into a parking lot, or limit parking to only one tenant who would pay slightly more rent.Suggestions and experience?

The lower end homes about 4 or 5 blocks away don't go below $78,000.

Local municipalities Control the funding if they acquire it from the federal government.Home Investment Partnership Program (HOME)http://www.hud.gov/offices/cpd/affordablehousing/programs/home/HOME is one of the largest block grant programs of the federal government whereby local municipalities and states receive funding to build, buy or rehab affordable housing.

PG & E had to block a section of the neighborhood off to get it under control.