Then on the other end of the spectrum I'd say are the little "corner stores" you find on blocks in the inner city with a little retail space on the ground floor and a couple units upstairs. 

It's like buying a suit of armor to bring to a pillow fight.This herd mentality, where everyone blindly follows the latest 'sophisticated' trend without understanding the why and the how, is not just amusing but financially draining.

Into the the 30s you started to see CMU (Block walls) emerge as the most common foundation material.

Seems they would just block each other in therefore causing more of an issue.

How long has block chain been around? 

Onsite weekly visits to open the faucets and expel the gasses, adding the necessary chemicals to my drains to prevent oxidation, handle the bills, proper property maintenance.

PS - I am selling this property myself, so I feel that it is some small advantage that I can meet buyers on site and if they bring it up, then I will have a chance to explain it away...kinda....we'll see.PSS - There are only 3-4 neighbors that are seriously affected, so chance of getting a bunch of people a block away to get involved is slim.

Does the fact that I am the sole owner of the S Corp block my ability to claim the primary residence sale exemption?

The pool needs to be drained, sanded, and resurfaced or coded.seller is offering 10k but then wants us to take the home as is.

Do you have an advice on what to look out like road block on zoning or permits durning the process?