It was two blocks from m home, and I stopped by a few times a day to check on her.

Some of it is seeping through the block (which is porous) and getting the basement wet, and the rest is just creating static pressure against the exterior foundation wall and causing it to bow and crack.The key is to get the water away from the foundation wall and keep it out of the basement.

If the folks that put that in place are still in control, I suspect they're going to block you.

Good morning Christopher, You might want to block out some time each day, have a written goal to accomplish, document that work, follow up goal for your next block and challenge yourself to a long term goal?

Our entire block was put up within a few years and the neighbors all shared their war stories.Builders don't come back for anything.

The subject is a short sale 3/2 1300 sq. ft. in a nice neighborhood a few blocks from the waterfront (Gulf of Mexico).

It is basically the middle of a city block with driveway access, no real reason to build on it (no one is building in that area).

The four of them bought large blocks of turnkey vacant land lots within a Colorado ski resort at wholesale.

I live in one of these areas and bought 3 houses on my very block, made made 20% on my first two flips and hold third with 10% cashflow.

The four of them would buy large blocks of turnkey vacant land lots within the ski resort at wholesale.