He is waiting to swoop in and buy up all of the real estate he can when the market crashes, like he did in 08-09.We are still looking for deals and will buy now if we find a deep discount, but we pulled everything we had out of the market, as well.  

The balcony itself is about 6.5 feet deep by 12 feet wide, and is currently lined with the same vinyl siding as the rest of the back of the house; the side walls and ceiling will remain where they are but the vinyl would be replaced with normal drywall.  

So I'm not sure what it going on, but he is very anti-state.I'm also hiring a line locating service to see if they can find the old sewer line that I could not from digging a 40 foot long (entire length of the property) by 5 foot deep trench along the southern half of the lot.I can't do a septic tank or drainage field because it is too small of a lot (3700 sqft).At this point I'm coming up with all sorts of crazy ideas like putting a pipe through the airspace of the southern lot. 

There are issues that can go far and deep when you enter the note business outside the private investor realm using your own money for your personal investment portfolio.  

Showing up at random is a great way to monitor the property, but it needs to be balanced with the fact that they don't want the landlord hanging around or breathing down their throat.

It would be about 2" deep to fill the gap, and width just shorter than the width of the tank.

It looks like the SEC is setting October of next year as their target date for fully implementing the rules for Title III:SEC Sets October 2015 Target Date for Certain Dodd-Frank and JOBS Act RulemakingDon't hold your breath, but with the new Congress this thing may actually happen next year.  

Is it that not enough people no about the deal or not deep enough?

The next destination is on everyone's mind over here...and while I have deep roots and the potential to continue expanding into relatively nearby markets, I can't help but think Portland has a great working template for the next destination.

So be sure to dig deep.