This is a house that shares a wall with another house but I do not own the other house.

After each flooding that has already occurred, if things haven't been dried out and addressed appropriately, there may be mold in the walls already.

My bank continues to increase my financing capacity at a reasonable rate, and my banker and realtor had watched me grow up that they serves as my feedback wall to bounce my sometimes crazy ideas off of.

The white areas on the wall are where pictures were hung and the wall surfaces underneath the pictures were protected against nicotine stains.  

The two main issue with the property are large cracks in the brick basement walls and foundation issues both from settling.

Looking for advice on granite or soapstone kitchen countertops that will look good with White cabinets, Agreeable Gray walls, and a beige-ish floor tile. 

Being a real estate agent is not something you can approach casually and hope to start receiving "capital" if you actually want to make money you have to go balls to the wall and create a full blown business (which is what I'm doing right now, actually still waiting to take my RE test, this is just what I've observed).

For example, that home did not have washer/drier, refrigerator etc and has wall cooling (a couple of them have to be replaced) and few minor replacements and siding needs little work as well.Any suggestion would be helpful.Regards,Prabodh

I had a leak last year in the wall behind the bath tub and the stupid tenant calls Code Enforcement.

But that makes the sizes of them difficult to make homes, so you remove walls, which makes the engineers cringe......You've probably heard all this before from more reputable and authoritative sources than myself, so I won't be long-winded, and I definitely won't be a naysayer.