I'm hoping there is some prior grandfather'd statute that says if a house has had a driveway for 50 yrs and there are two lots and one gets sold but not the other, that the old owner cannot infringe on the use of said driveway.Hell, I'm hoping that the guy just transfers the thing to me.I know that I can be nasty too- complain to city when lot isn't mowed, sue him for use of the lot since it has and is an infered contiguous space...still I'd rather not play games.Anyone have experience with this???

They both in the same city but opposite ends of the city, know the neighborhoods well, and am comfortable with them and the values they demand.An advantage I have in this transaction is that I will more than likely use a first time home buyer rate and only 5% down payment incentive program.

Search the US Census, Bureau of Labor Statistics, City Data.com, Local Chamber of Commerce, city and county economic development depts.

I was talking to @Marc Littmann just the last night and we were discussing how the City of Denver shut down a VRBO house in my neighborhood.

Balto city values can change drastically in 2 blocks .

I invest quite a bit in Tarrant County and love the mid-cities.

The thing is, they have a stake in my city.

zipCode=&city=westland&county=&street=&sState=MI&fromPrice=0&toPrice=0&fcaseNumber=&bed=0&bath=0&buyerType=0&Status=0&sLanguage=ENGLISH#There are loan programs for people who purchase hud reo's with FHA financing that offer a $100 down payment only.

A lot of people are looking to move much closer to, and even back into, the city.

Maybe in better areas.When HUD comes here to do inspections for QC they don't even go into the city of Detroit