Hello,My rental has a fireplace and when it rains, the tenants notice signs of moisture by the tiles (it darkens).

It also allows the concrete floor moisture that comes through it to evaporate.

LOOK AT ROOFS VERY CLOSELY, maybe invest in a moisture gun Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

LOOK AT ROOFS VERY CLOSELY, maybe invest in a moisture gun Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Pre-foreclosure PLUS major health issues is a combo large enough to sink anyone's ship.So, I'd handle these folks very gently.

But we gave option for a $7,500 deposit and the gentle is good with that to put down as a deposit.

Our loamy, clay soil has a high-elasticity, which means it moves with shifting temperature and moisture levels.The soil under your home expands and contracts with shifts between hot and cold conditions and through dry and wet cycles — literally moving your entire home.Your home was designed to handle this, but over time or after a big weather event your home can move beyond its limitations — that’s when you get foundation problems."

And, I'm being very gentle on the vacancy and maintenance!

I also noticed some warping on the cheaper doors & found the solid pine inside was being replaced with moisture prone chip board.

How do you explain it to them gently as to not scared them off or have the conversation shut down?