An example might be: 45 sq. ft of mold along a perimeter wall (dining room, living room wall adjoining the outside of the house).

The Heat are the best team by far so athletic, perimeter defense is suffocating, and LBJ found his outside shot.

Property type as in- put work into it, more rent-ready, intown versus outside the perimeter, etc?

From the inside, this usually means something like a perimeter drain, piped to a sump pit and pumped into a sanitary sewer (if allowed) or far away from the house to a daylight drain.

Have you examined the entire perimeter, behind bushes and sheds too?

As well as perimeters about the accommodation.  

If I were you I would set up key locked perimeter bait stations and some in home bait stations.

You'll have to really focus either on perimeter or rural markets to get under $100k for a house anymore.

If you want the 4000 sq ft house on 1 acre, go the perimeter subdivisions and purchase it, but do not expect the same level of infrastructure services as the fellow with the stacked row-house downtown ... unless you are willing to pay the same tax rate per square foot.There is room for both types of development, we may just have to adjust our expectations of being able to live in the 'burbs but enjoy the city life.

So, I would suggest, for any of you who are thinking of buying and holding ITP (Inside the Perimeter) to look how close your proposed properties are to the Beltline.