It must have all three wetland criteria: Wetland Soils, Wetland Vegetation, and Wetland Hydrology.

The previous tenants just left and before renting it again I want to repair the rotten beams underneath the deck.

Open cabinets, turn on lights, run disposer, open blinds (to verify no broken/cracked windows), look at angle stops behind toilets, dripping underneath sinks, chewed up corner baseboards (indication of dogs)......

2/1 in college town. Purchased for 10k, put 40k into it (out of town contractor, expensive Amish help), ARV 70k. Not bad for another BRRRR. Tenanted after 2 days with a local property manager at near-top rent for the ...

I once found a big pile of poop with soiled newspaper in a walk-in closet of the master bedroom just 5-6 feet away from the bathroom/toilet. 

Currently the property is subdivided, soil is perk tested, and there is a legal easement.

Sounds relatively straight forward.Drop old S Corp underneath new S Corp, thenmake Q Sub election for Old S Corp, then convert Q Sub to LLC to which you are then admitted.Is that it? 

Not only was the facade in horrible disrepair, but patient access was sketchy with drop offs where the sidewalk slabs met the soil / landscaping (if you could call it that!)

And our final member is a soil engineer.

I bought an older home in Stamford, CT that has hardwood floors underneath the carpet.