If so it would seem that the rotted sheathing would have been easily seen from underneath. you've got plenty more than the roof to deal with here and I would get someone to THOROUGHLY check everything out and give a quote. taking care of 1 thing and ignoring the rest will cost lots more than doing it right the first time.

To try to locate where I'd like to buy, and most importantly where I don't want to buy.While there attend a FEW real estate meetups and talk to the locals about what areas of the city are best, and any local common problems such as in Texas, possible foundation issues due to soil conditions, or earthquake bracing in California, etc...Spend the week networking and driving around with a city map.Good Luck!

Or have an LLC that holds all of these "LLC-properties" underneath it?

I’m not sure if I want to vent or ask for advice...My condo had a substantial flood on Thanksgiving, Nov 22, due to a main line pipe underneath the building getting backed up.There is significant damage and the unit is unlivable.

I mean, on step, underneath the I90 bridge that crosses the Columbia by Vantage.Telling the story for a friend... we had a little experimental Lake Buccaneer.

I think I am going to respectfully disagree with you on this score sir, the excessive use of chemicals on our soil is yet to be determined.

Yet another issue: Some companies have told me they will only write an Umbrella Policy if my auto policy is bundled underneath it (my current auto policy is with Allstate).Does anyone out there have suggestions for who to call about an Umbrella Policy that will encompass these three properties?

Like foundation is good for 10 to 20 years then suddenly the soils push it out of level that long after being poured and staying good?

Is it statewide Texas soil issue or more prevalent in Dallas?

Strip all old carpeting soiled flooring or drywall away.