If you dig a bit under the surface, you are likely to find either a mouse, moron, or con-man, or maybe all three, as most of the honest and competent have moved on out of frustration.

And there was a disclaimer that said that if they did dig under your property, and your house was to fall into a giant hole from them tunneling under your home, they would not be liable.And they had the right to dig a well on the property, if they needed water.It was the most insane thing I could have imagined.  

Six hundred or 700 dollars a month rent gets eaten up real fast when you need a new roof or need to dig a new sewer line from the house to the street. 

It seems to me that some of the big tech market rent drop may right now due to the decreased need for new hire relocation due to work from home, and some people with job losses are giving up places to move back with family so as not to dig a big hole for rent they can't pay. 

It would be helpful to dig a little deeper.

It does not have county water or sewer meaning, we have to dig a water well system and build a septic. 

So I look up property addresses in county tax records to see who is the owner, and dig as far as I need to to get to the real landlord.

Him -"Look, I know I want the house, I have cash ready, I saw the pictures online and it is great area, income is no problem, my credit has been damaged due to a divorce but no other issues, we can get the lease started today".I have never had someone rush to get in a property that worked out well, so I need to dig a little bit deeper, something is off. 

Almost every investor of any size uses the leverage of OPM.I understand Mr Ramsey is going after the 80% that abuse/misuse credit and dig a hole.  

Originally posted by @Carolyn Morales:@Karl B N.E Florida has tons of woods, forests, springs and lakes... just saying ..I heard someone say Colorado is difficult with its mineral rights and water supply ability and allowability to dig a well ?