@Jon K.I agree I always just follow the lease / contract then they cannot say “well I did this”… all I want is you to do what you are supposed to do and I will do the same.Give an inch they will take a yard

The plumbing was beyond strange;  the DWV ( drain-waste-vent ) piping was all 1 1/2 inch. 

That hill collapsed a bit and damaged his fence, pushing it over a few inches. 2) The fence still functions as a fence and works just fine. 3) The neighbor appears to be mentally ill, he texts me regularly demanding to know when I will do X, then Y, then Z.

Hi Rahma, I'm local in CHS and have a few DSCR options.

Bunch of whiners.  1/2 inch of ice and everyone thinks the Chinese balloons seeded Ice crystals over Texas

Its a beautiful house now, but I had to replace a wall in the kitchen that was gone and the 12 inch by 12 inch foundation beams were gone from termite damage in areas.Electrical systems that are 50+ years old is also harder to estimate the cost to fix. 

Metal roofs are amazing.. though not as many down here as you'd expect given we get ~50 inches of rain per year and go through roofs like crazy. 

The pan is approximately 3 1/2 - 4 feet square with at least 12 inch sides.

We typically trust our friend since they have over 500 properties and have sold us several and they did not know it was in the flood plains. the original owner tore it down to the studs on the inside and when he filed for a permit, the city mentioned that he probably knew that it required fema requirements of being raised about 30 inches.

1 inch or 1/2 inch?