BTW: gutters do no good if the downspout drops the water 6 inches from the house... extensions people!

Their reputation & license & insurance premiums are on the line if they regualarly provide inaccuate work.I've seen situations where two surveys disagreed on lot lines but by inches at most, usually even less.IF the surveys provided are 'old' (e.g. pre GPS), there 'may' be more room to question things but even then, they were very careful as so much can ride on where they set the lot line (e.g. fences, law suites, building permits, inheritances, etc.).All this suggests that you may want to reexamine your property title description.

Get better at cold calling Set more appointmentsClose more dealsAnalyze more propertiesBut what I’m looking for here is a little deeper than the 1st inch of top soil.

It is not that bad to us, really just 3 or so inches of snow. 

Maybe a three inch round spot. 

The more time you give them the more problems they are likely to cause.Step one is to issue the paper to do a inspection, go in and take pictures of every square inch of the property, hand her the notice to vacate (shortest possible time frame) and tell her if there is any damage or non payment of rent you will have her cut off of her S8.

It was so much water it dripped down through my floors and through vents and it was about 2 inches of water in the basement. 

Six inches of water in a walkout basement due to snow melting down a hill and under the door.I can tell you that this is when strong relationships come in handy. 

There's a lot of rules and restrictions for foreign investment in CH. 

If the deviation from plumb is more than 3 inches, then something more substantial would have to be done.