Then if you wanted to down the road, you could add additional RE investors underneath you

Depending on where it is, you might need a soil report or at least request one from the seller or ask your title rep for an NHD report to check if it's in a liquefaction zone or close to any major fault line.

.• Moisture is present in the soil under the raised foundation.Due to the amount, we recommend all the post and pierinspected for signs of settling.Page 14 Item: 7 FoundationPlumbing• Plumbing- Main drain line.

@Leslie L MeneusGet a soil test Check the elevation, utility connection and Verify city zoning

If there's no separation from the vibrating source to the solid structure, it'll be very loud where you're standing in the unit underneath.

I moved into an apartment about a year ago and national grid was still underneath the old tenants name and National Grid said they cannot take the previous tenants name off and could switch it without her permission.

I moved into an apartment about a year ago and national grid was still underneath the old tenants name and National Grid said they cannot take the previous tenants name off and could switch it without her permission.

For instance, a piece of land with an oil well underneath it is worth probably $1,000 to me.

The line runs along the side of the house and underneath the edge of the neighbors driveway.

I'm not sure if it's a matter of hiring a crew to cleanup the site and then build as normal, or if there will be some nightmare of red tape, soil remediation or who-knows-what kind of obstacles.I'm sure i could ask the listing agents for some information but they are hardly impartial so I wouldn't want to rely on that.