We're under contract on a house that needs some minor foundation shimming and a complete replacement of cast iron pipes in said foundation.

I found at a local meetup from a retiring landlord.

Have a foundation in honesty, transparency, and integrity.  

At the moment my wife and I are looking to purchase our first home (a fixer upper) in a nice neighborhood but the home has foundation issues such as leaning walls, cracked bricks, etc.

I don’t want to be the guy to take the wind out of your sails but I doubt it’d be terrible if you took your foot off the gas and spent this saving period working on your processes and getting your business built on a solid foundation.

Manufactured homes may be built in multi-sectional or single section units and must be installed on an FHA Title II permanent foundation system.

W2 just seems to be a naughty word on BP, but I'm not sold yet that a solid W2 job isn't a route that should be encouraged to those wanting to build a foundation for a RE business as a full time investor.

Land Trusts give you privacy and that is the foundation of asset protection.

Suspected foundation problems.

Roof and foundation problems are OK with me.