The market is WAY over saturated for median rentals in the woodlands. 

i would recommend that you check that space very well before you make any decision to keep or discard the belly board.Structural IntegrityI have little doubt that having that much water saturating wallboard, structural wood, and insulation for any time beyond a week will seriously compromise the structural integrity on 2 of those 3 items. 

I would suggest selecting a city you know well and one that is not saturated. 

Inexpensive way to saturate a localized area and get your marketing messages directly into the hands of consumers2.

That's what I thought about San Diego being saturated.

It could be money, connections, systems, etc... separate yourself from the heard investors tent to flock to the latest trend and this is a business of once something becomes popular it becomes saturated quick.

The lot is completely flat as is the surrounding area, and the yard in general is saturated (not uncommon at this time of year).My initial reaction is that I should fix the gutters and get them draining away from the foundation, let things dry out and then evaluate the situation further next rainy season.  

I think it's one of those things that sounds good on paper, but you are right... the market is saturated with these out of state owner or absentee owner mail outs. 

Due to the cold weather the upstairs unit had a busted pipe and the house was saturated with water.

Macon has amazing opportunities and I don't think is over saturated with investors as the metro Atlanta area.