When I went back to Atl Watershed to argue the bill again they told me I can appeal it so I have.

A number of bppers like "ABCs of real estate investing".

Since most people on these forums are considering things like turn-key vs flips vs brrrr vs something else residential, I would argue owning your own home, with the upkeep needed is invaluable to making smart investment decisions.What's a furnace cost?  

I'd argue that maybe this is a sign you should not sell, at least not until other properties start being developed.

Some would argue you could expand all the way to Barboursville, WV.

@Johnny Aliensy It really depends on your goals and where your focus is at but here are a couple that I would recommend.Ken McElroy's - ABC's of Real Estate InvestingPaul Moore - The Perfect InvestmentAny of the books offered by Bigger PocketsMatt Faircloth - Raising Private Capital

You'll get investors arguing both sides. 

I would weigh that on the work out options.I don't like direct deposit as I have seen this happen to others before where the tenant argues that the landlord ( took my partial payment direct deposit so they were working with me ) is the spiel they tell the judge.You need to give the direct deposit money back with a letter stating that it is not the full rent and cannot be accepted.

I feel like they have you in the palm of their hands with no way to argue or theyll make your project sit .

He argued that if I'm able to get a good enough deal a builder will cover all closing costs; I'd have equity within a month or two; I'd get cash at closing because he'd give me a cut of his commission; I'd get certain tax benefits; and of course, pride of ownership.I'm now under contract for a home at $275K, the list price was $298K, and the same model sold last year in the subdivision for about $345K (April 2006).