A french drain around the house with the gutters tied in to it works better, but is a bit pricey.  

Our 3 kids attend French schools and two weeks ago we went on vacation to Sardinia in Italy.

My name is Deanna and I just left the Navy 6 months ago and married my husband not long after.

Now I can look back at my Navy years as some of the best ever, but it didn't really seem that way for a lot of the time when I was active.

My awesome business partner and friend @Justin Kilgore is former Navy. and the list goes on with other individuals who are from different walks of life but has a common passion in REI and are pushing to their goals. 

Also just to clarify two 15 year loano ptions  were offered to me by my local bank. 1. 5 year fixed 6% with a balloon at the end of that or2. 5/1 ARM, fixed 6% for first 5 years and adjustable rate ceiling of 8% and flooring of 4% each year afterwardsCurrently I relocated to Jacksonville NC for my job (US Navy) and is away from my home market of Jackson MS.

The bags of screw hole fillers taped to my 2 french doors has disappeared and nobody knows what happened to them.

My husband is computer science/physics major but is an F-18 pilot for the navy.

Water in the basement could mean you will have to install an interior perimeter French drain with sump pump; I have priced those in the past at $65 to $85 per linear foot of perimeter wall.

I ask because I am in a position (in the Navy) where I can go any direction I want in a couple if years where college will be fully paid for and I just want to make the choice that will get my where I want to be the fastest.