Philly is not the type of place where you take advice, it's the type of place you have to drive multiple times to see where the blocks change from B to C and C to D.

If what you refer to is "pier & post" (instead of poured concrete) foundation, it is easy to see if there is anything to worry about.

All this to say, this service is free until they realize you aren't using their applications.Also, when I went in to check that it had been terminated, the prompt said I was blocked for "suspicious activity"!

Type of property: 1 professionally built, RV certified tiny house + 1 custom built non-RV certified tiny house + 3500 square foot plot of landLocation of property: Fairplay, CO: Link to viewPurpose of financing: Refinance existing loans + purchase, rehab (if needed) & develop land (simple tree removal + concrete work) for 2nd tiny houseType of financing sought: Private loans.

If the deal is right take it, block that noise and run the numbers 

The main guide lines focus on it being on a permanent foundation (Concrete slab), Hurricane tie-downs if you are in FL, GA, LA and a few other states, must be a double wide and not moved from another location.

The rental unit was probably built as an addition to our part it’s on a concrete slab, no crawl space. 

If you live in Philly, you should know which are the go blocks and the no blocks.

Worst house on the best block. 

Free attorneys from tenant-support groups are very effective in finding ways to block and delay.PS: for anyone interested in supporting our landlord legislative efforts please join the Rental Property Association of Wisconsin RPAWI.org which is a Milwaukee-based non-profit.Cashflow in Milwaukee is still possible at current interest rates, but you have to be careful to not "buy cashflow" with a huge capex liability that comes with old buildings!