I, like the majority of the folks here on BP, was introduced to and became infatuated with REI after reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki over 10 years ago and unfortunately allowed fear of the unknown to paralyze me from pulling the trigger.

She lives in Michigan and will likely be putting up the majority of the capital on the property to help me get started.

When it comes to selection an attorney, it might be helpful to know that the majority of bar complaints come from attorneys in practice more than 20 years followed by attorneys in practice less than 5 years.

Maybe…The house needs too many major repairs or is physically very outdated.Or… The decedent owed more on the house than it is currently worth or has a reverse mortgage.Or…The estate does not want to wait and would like an immediate cash settlement.Fact is, we will buy ANY probate real estate for cash.

There rent is too low for the market IMO and the major expenses that these units need is pretty high (new carpet/flooring in all units, new hvac, and one new roof).

You can ride to almost every neighborhood without crossing major streets.

What is needed to eliminate entire neighborhoods is a major redelopment plan and eminent domain.

Just want to know if I should walk away and just look for another home, and whether these are major issues with the home.

Outside of that, I think the ignorance is bliss, look the other way strategy is an excellent tactic.

I've lived in Cincinnati for the majority of my life but always a little North of the city.