If you let me know the specific date that you will be visiting Orlando, Fl I hope to be able to make a trip down there during that time.While I was out of the country another investor beat me to the punch.

In addition to weeds growing in between, pavers will heave with the frost and create a trip hazard over time - even if the ground beneath is properly prepared.If you pour the concrete correctly and use expansion joints properly, you will not have any issues with cracking.Concrete all the way.

I made a trip from out of state down to Raleigh a few months ago, stayed for around 9 days to familiarize myself with the city and to look at some properties, by the time I left, almost all the properties I saw were gone, lol.

Taking a trip to Memphis soon.

I have talked to a few people about the seller and everyone says he is a good guy, sort of a public figure in the area so I don't have any real character concerns but I'd rather be safe than sorry.Does anyone see any issues doing something like this?

I don't see anything significant enough to be considered a tripping hazard.

I think the door is beautiful and adds a lot of character to the home.

One of the requirements that trips people up is the notification that you are doing work that may disturb lead.I would also caution people that think not knowing about lead is a good strategy.

I'm doing a road trip from Charlotte down to Florida and plan on stopping in a few areas to take a look for potential rentals. 

If I showed you a field with 30,945 airplanes and I said to you: "only 1% of these airplanes will reach their destination and the rest will crash and burn"... will you send your family off and wish them good trip and good luck?