If it is compacted dirt, it will be great.

…After I read the book again, I went online and downloaded an image of the workflow process, which helped keep me on track through the process, which took me 2 weeks.Here’s a good one:https://gtdrehab.wordpress.com/ (not affiliated with this site at all).After completing the process and organizing all of my stuff, the first thing I did, which was identified early on, was declutter my house.I did this room by room.I threw away what I needed to and donated the rest.This, by itself, was freedom.I recommend it to anyone.Let me put it this way, if I weren’t married, I would walk away from almost all of my possessions (with the exception of clothes and toothbrush).  

He pulled 12 feet of compacted broccoli out of the drain pipes!

If I have to sweep the floor with a tooth brush just for one word of advice, then I guess ill be doing the whole complex to put together a sentence.

You probably don't want to re-zone because of the time and money involved especially if you plan to rebuild apartments.A parking spot may only be 113 to 180 SF depending on layout compact or standard but you also need circulation unless you plan to do a valet lot.

The slab was probably poured on top of fill dirt that wasn't properly compacted and now has settled.

Some examples of entertainment are beach life or skiing.So do you see people spreading out.... or staying compact like cans of tuna?

How old are your daughters and are you comfortable sharing that compact a space with a tenant and your family?

Most law enforcement use the .40, I believe.I recommend a Glock 23, its a sub compact of the .40.

Not rocket science, but package units are just more compact, and therefore more of a pain in the butt to service.