I would also recommend suing the Arbor Day foundation, al gore, and the Sierra club. 

We plan to use the 203k loan 2 or 3 times to build a solid foundation in our real estate portfolio.

The posts here about these 2 states varies from legal and illegal....Practically all deliverable inventory I currently see is in these 2 states. 

That way he knows that 123 Main St sold for $30k less because of the foundation, etc, rather than dinging your value because they didn't know that information. 

The first link is to the San Antonio Economic Development Foundation.

They do prefab homes, so I assume it's because they can remove it (though it is affixed to a permanent foundation), though it sounds like a refi would be a huge hassle in that type of situation.I'll definitely take a closer look into Georgia's rules.

What I mean by "complex" is - building additions, adding bathrooms, constructing a garage, fixing a foundation, that sort of thing.

When we had a broken water pipe in our concrete foundation slab (will never buy another house on a slab - lesson learned) and the house needed water remediation we discounted our tenant's next monthly rent payment by the amount of the hotel stay after they provided the hotel receipt.

Once we where done with that we decided the we would start building our rental portfolio with a firm foundation of paid for rentals.

Because of major foundation issues, I have not yet decided what I am going to do with it.