If I do mail, it's through Fedex and it's for laser-targeted prospects on my list.

@Dustin Beam feel free to chime in with any of your thoughts too.

Propose installing Galvanized “I” Beams that can be tightened over time to stabilize the wall.

get a demo crew and make the usable materials work for yousell the materials to a reclaimed wood shopuse it for your next rehab (beams are expensive)build a really big coffee table sell the materials on craigslistthink creatively, but check local zoning first. and know the area.always safety first.thoughts?

Hi @James Beam -- this is Jordann from Cozy's support team -- just to expand on what @Pavel Reyes Valdes mentioned, when you create a listing through Cozy, you can choose to syndicate it to our syndication partners which include Realtor.com, Doorsteps.com, and Oodle.com to give your listing even more exposure.I hope that information helps out!

slab or pier and beam?

They are replacing 30 piers and all the beams that run front to back and total cost is way below $15k.

I tend to want to open space except where a large beam is required unless it's a full gut and then I strongly consider it as it improves resale value quite a bit and can usually end up in a bidding war which all of us want.

You can put a "regular" bulb in it (like you would use in a table lamp), but then you get a very narrow beam of light directly underneath the can light, instead of a spread-out beam that you would get from a reflector bulb.

I drove by it all the time.Houses in older neighborhoods, where the building was mostly pier & beam are pretty safe.