A city block for a few thousand dollars, half a subdivision near the center of a booming city for a few thousand more, nice lake view property in a good subdivision (no HOA), a 2/3 acre riverfront property for a couple hundred dollars, etc.

But he wouldn’t accept any assistance or payment from the lgbt center that handles my hopwa casework and everything else. he suddenly changed the method of payment after I made a comment about my husband recovering from surgery, and that method caused my bank to flag my account and the transaction for investigation for fraud and money laundering. none of that sounds like it might be a little sketchy?

These neighborhoods are just so far away from the city center that I'm concerned about investing more money this far out.

We can still focus on running 2 properties concurrently as that is our strategy.I am truly torn as I love the flip house and the area, and it is where our business will be centered. 

(So I’m also sure the driver’s license you have a copy of belongs to someone else.)But I didn’t just drop in here to bring you all bad news.

https://www.sbsun.com/2021/03/30/tesla-to-operate-out-of-320000-square-foot-warehouse-in-san-bernardino/Plus, there have been numerous Amazon distribution centers that have opened up across the IE.

How else can you truly prove you are the owner if someone else pops up in a year and claims it belongs to them! 

When you interview the contractor, ask questions that centers around cost, schedule, and performance.

My goal is a combination of your first paragraph in a large property but obviously this is all centered around cash flow.

They should have all of their belongings out before any of this takes place.