Also, when it comes to researching a company I look for specific market penetration.

The key is to embrace uncertainty - and to get more comfortable with its consequences.Of course, if you had the HELOC, the ethical dilemma of whether to proactively disclose that something changed in your living arrangement (and have to repay the HELOC balance) would be another thing to wrestle with.

Costs became to high to get out of the nuisance for him but with no other choice, we knew where the tanks would be and instead of a $3000 survey of the property, he found someone that had this ground penetrating radar, took two scans of the suspected property, bam right underneath the vent pipe.

I’ve used these commercially available joist reinforcements for larger penetrations in joists: https://www.metwood.com/joist-reinforcers/The company has good tech support and can confirm whether it’s the right application or not.

It’s a very porous material, so if water penetrates in there and freezes, it’ll damage the surface of the bricks.

Talk with some lenders in your local area and they can let you know if your deal is one that they can refi and if they can't just move on to the next one until you get a lender who embraces what you are trying to do.

It’s probably synthetic stucco and a lot of people are scared to death of the product due to past lawsuits primarily from improper installation of the product – get an inspection specific to the stucco and the water penetration - text me and I will share contact info for the go to company in Houston - inspection will not be free and this guy isn’t cheap with the repairs, but the job will be thorough and done right

Why do some landlords embrace their tenants?

It is a get rich slowly process, once you embrace that fact, you will be better suited to make better decisions and choices.

.……..Step 1: Join the military as a commissioned officer.Step 2: Buy and hold property every place you move for longer than a year.Step 3: Embrace delayed gratification.Step 4: Retire from the military after 20+ years with cash flowing rental properties.Step 5: Profit.