Editing to add we are a little more worried than usual (we would probably just run fans and a humidifier and clean up ourselves) but our forced hot air system comes from this basement and we have a newborn baby so really don’t want to be having mold coming through our air vents! 

We live in very small towns ( about 4,000 people) and I think it is ridiculous how this lawyer behaved.

Million+ dollar houses will behave very differently from entry level.

Question is will u be having a loan, if you do it might be a issue. 

But if she cannot afford 50-80 per month (which seems very cheap for a 1 acre lot by the way) then you will be having rent issues shortly.

@Piri Mustafayev we will be having a lunch meetup on the 19th. 

Also professional medical dogs are extremely well behaved and won't be something you need to worry about.

But you need to know who's paying the bills, and therefor who's more important.If none of the internal investors bite, then they will often put it on-market.When it's on-market, it behaves very much like @Jon Minerick describes.

Economist Richard Thaler was awarded the Nobel Prize last year for articulating what my kindergarten teacher knew instinctively -- to encourage people to behave in a certain way, you add gold stars after their name to reward their good behavior.

Realize this is the historical norm and if the future behaves similar to the aggregate of the last 60 years this is by far the most likely scenario.Property is fairly stable: Tenant purchases and has some of the rent applied to the purchase.