It looks like you had an approx. 6-7% unleveraged return which would make me very nervous.   

It sounds like if you are this nervous you should look somewhere else.

I was nervous, thinking a cat had broken into the house at some point and used the restroom before our lease signing...

. - Do NOT BE NERVOUS / SCARED if you get audited.

I remain nervous.

Since we were doing a lot of the work ourselves, I was nervous about the drawing of the money from the rehab loan and since I had most of the cash to do the rehab, I opted not to.

All of my family and coworkers said I was stupid to give up a good job with amazing benefits -- At first I was nervous that they were right -- NOW - I wouldn't go back for the world - My Time is free to use as I choose and I love it --- Im no longer waiting until the magic day in the distant future to spend my Time doing what I want...So, how does all of that pertain to the topic of the discussion -- I have $ in a 401k that we are contemplating our next move -- I know all of the reasons why it would be a mistake to pull it out - I know that if I do cash out, the amount of money I lose will likely make me sick to my stomach for a few weeks .....

Consequently, nobody knows how it might be interpreted by a court, and therefore makes attorneys and title companies cautious, nervous, and leery of being involved in foreclosure transactions, especially when it comes taking the property "subject to..One of the unsettled question is "does taking the property Subject to an existing loan constitute payment since the seller is still completely responsible for the existing loan?"

At least 700 and I am not there yet.I have heard of private money lenders, but that is new territory and I am nervous about scammers.  

Cumberland county regulates the limits of boarding houses, for instance, in Section 4-80.