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Trey Washington Learning patience and persistence, first deal.
10 April 2019 | 2 replies
I immediately started cleaning up the place, there were cobwebs everywhere and the place smelled really bad due to urine soiled carpet throughout.
John Ludwig Zoning - Single Family to Duplex (Wisconsin)
31 March 2019 | 6 replies
All investors need to learn the GIS and other mapping applications intimately, the overlays show things like Zoning, Flood maps, Soil types, Topo, and much much more, all at your finger tips 24/7 I never take anyone's word for anything, especially from a government office, even before the GIS  was wide spread I would go to the county offices and read the maps myself,  Do your own homework and dont rely on others,  same reason I learned abstracting, understanding more than most will get you farther than most, best of luck.
Jeffrey Emery What are the best contingencies to have in an offer to buy a lot?
26 February 2019 | 2 replies
Just kidding, I’m selling a lot right now and the buyer asked for the following contingencies:1) that the HOA CC&Rs don’t change during the closing (seems very unlikely to me)2) that the lot is a legal buildable lot (I’m ok with it because I check this during my due diligence phase when I buy it, and honestly he should confirm this before putting it under contract, but it doesn’t bother me because I already know that it is)3) that the property passes a perc test (this means that the soil is acceptable to sustain a septic system, again I’m ok with this based on my due diligence I can’t foresee it not passing a perc test, and it’s a reasonable request from a buyer.
Matt Bertsch Septic Tank and Well Water
27 February 2019 | 8 replies
An area where the soil is very compact? 
Ken Graham Ocean close vacant lot
11 March 2019 | 1 reply
they can test the soil for drainage quality for the septic system. 
Sandy Preston HELOC denied need HELP with what to do next
9 March 2019 | 10 replies
@Sandy Preston, this might be obvious- I understand that you want a HELOC on your 100% owned rental property.
Justin Howarth What professional can I go to for questions?
7 March 2019 | 4 replies
Foundation companies are in every neighborhood daily - but many homeowners/investors have found that there are many anchoring options that are effective as long as the drainage/soil are addressed first. 
Ronald Starusnak Home Builder Looking To Move
1 April 2019 | 11 replies
As for areas to relocate to...I'd check out Parrot Mountain outside of Sherwood, Yamhill county, or east of Portland out towards Estacada/Sandy/Damascus/Mt.
Kyle Longacre 1031 Exchange for $4M: Where to buy and how many units?
20 March 2019 | 57 replies
These chemicals and pesticides leach into our soils and water along with drifting over in the air for miles. 
Jake Fugman Water service upgrade - SW suburbs
2 December 2019 | 3 replies
Sandy ground is going to require digging, unknown buried utilities will also require digging.