But the buyer would have to have a kitchen layout EXACTLY like yours...to the 1/8 inch.

The benefit is it can be sculpted to match the profile of difficult to find trim and can fix rotten patches of wood siding (up to a few inches in diameter) without pulling anything off the house.

By the time basement had 2-4 inch water and started flowing on carpets.

Concrete$676,1336 inch Cubic yards, framed, poured, sawn,Retention Pondif needed, part of dirt work cost, less land for buildingsLandscaping$5,000I like trees and bushes.

I typically attend 5-6 REI events in CHS every month.As someone else mentioned, househacking is probably one of the best paths into the game when youre getting started.Message me if I can help.

BTW, in Seattle we are surrounded by 10 ton fir trees, inches away from homes.

@Matt W.Four inches is a lot.

You mow the lawn, plant trees, make a garden, and work hard to make sure that every inch of your property looks beautiful.

Dirt road wont cut it.. you will need at the very least gravel and depending on soil type you may need to put down big rock first like 3 inch then build a base of 1 inch minus on top of it so you dont sink. 

- Do they focus on multiple asset classes or is it an inch wide mile deep, narrow focus?