As to your options, if you were to bring a structural engineer out, he'd likely just take elevation readings around the room to determine if the slab is really sinking or just settling (as well as do a visual inspection), and would probably charge you $350-450.

Is it books, cds, audio, visual, classroom?

I am ok with that... there are really two things we are talking about here, one is what the investment looks like from a visual point of view, I do not have photos of my parks hanging on my office wall for all to see.

You just can't visualize things properly.Take this for what it is worth.

Visualizing motivates me: I only sleep about 4 or 5 hours a night, though every night before I go to sleep , I visualize myself doing something I really want to do or achieve.

Mine didn't require testing, only a visual inspection by a person licensed to do so, and was done by the same company that did the demo.Despite the alure of the $2k listing price, don't give it minimal DD, give it more.

It would be interesting to have a page where we could visually see member locations on a map as pushpins.It would give a quick view of BP's influence and saturation across the states/globe.Thoughts?

So many corporate accounts want to create a visual presence on the mobile web, you have an endless market from hotels and restaurants, to education and government accounts, to fashion, arts and design.

It is a visually attractive residential building site, but I think it's a money pit because of the water problems.

That's where you can buy really good deal if you know where to look for and you can have an initial visual inspection (Unlike the ones sold on the stairs of the court house).Research the area or areas where you consider investing in.