We brought new life back to these buildings, creating new living spaces for our tenants and enhancing the quality of life for the neighborhood as a whole.

I lived in Grand Haven/Muskegon 60 inch snow. 

investors that just got in the game post 2009  were spoiled in thinking that everything had to cash flow with minimum down and cash flow positive a lot.. when in reality in a strong market with good demand safe secure properties  minimum down break even is a great out come and many times a little bit negative while you wait for rents to inch up. .you make your money in appreciation and tax write offs and your tenant paying your mortgage for you.. 

I get within inches of him with my cell light and he doesn't move.

So, looking for common-ground, I'd say the solutions lie in combining (1) super modest rent stabilization laws that won't handcuff and bankrupt developers and landlords but instead focus on anti-gouging; (2) enhancing rent-assistance programs; and (3) streamlining development, with crackdowns on NIMBYism.    

After Toledo got about 5 inches of rain in a short period of time, my duplex started to have water come up from the drain in the basement floor, and out of the sewer drain in the basement.

It's not super substantial, I would guess an inch off and the first floor foundation looks solid.

I've been to homes for sale where at the same time I was their the buyers had roofers, electricians, heating contractor, gardeners and general contractors inspecting every inch of the property.Before you get in too deep I would post all the numbers and lets have a look.

This is a $12,000 built in 48 inch refrigerator.

The gap is maybe an inch big.On the side of the window it looks like there is this yellow foam pad behind what was the caulking that now broke down.