Then 2-3 inches of slope for the next 2 feet. 

Currently on city water with 3 inch galvanized lines running through the park hooked into 8 in galvanized lines from the city.

Most of the successful investors I know subscribe to the "inch wide, mile deep" theory.

I was thinking about adding pictures in there as well to enhance the marketing package.For those of you who have hired professionals to take pictures of your property, where did you find them? 

It has been done, but it is one of the more annoying ways to market because it is about an inch away from just littering on someone's yard. 

We have a 100 y/o single family buy&hold in Missouri and would like to turn the attic into usable space. ideally we could keep the rafters exposed in keeping with the character of the home, so the standard 6 inch fiberglass would not work. 

and wait for the right imbeciles to come along to start talking to your real estate agent about enhancing their lifestyles.Imbeciles will come, Thomas.

We have a 100 y/o single family buy&hold in Missouri and would like to turn the attic into usable space. ideally we could keep the rafters exposed in keeping with the character of the home, so the standard 6 inch fiberglass would not work.Is there a DIY compact type of insulation that would work? 

In a forest full of grown 100 meter high trees, the only one fighting and competing for sunshine are the little seedlings 3 inches tall.

If your circuit is good for a 20 cubic inch fridge than it should be good for a 30.