We need to do some tuck pointing, but it is better than we thought! 

I guess it's psychological, the loan let's you believe you still have your nest egg safely tucked away at the bank.I remember this from an old SitCom (What's Happening, I believe):Roger (to Bank Officer): "We would like a loan."

The retail price for good 2/1 homes are being advertised at about 100K to 120K but there are a few good deals tucked in here and there for 60K to 75K.

I always knew I would jump into it again, so after years of tucking the tail between the legs, I started reading all sorts of books on the subject, learning from different blogs, looked at a bunch of houses and have finally decided to jump back in!

There is two houses at the moment on the property 1 is a burn house and the other has an income of $900.00 a monthThe leasable square footage for the ground level is 5-6 thousand square feet and you are able to build 3-4 stories up, and tuck under parking, without huge amounts of wetlands mitigation.

If you're going to try to do yellow letters yourself, be sure to use REAL legal pad paper, red ink, an ivory colored invitation envelope - with the flap tucked (not sealed) and ONLY a commemorative postage stamp.

Many times where I am the paperwork is tucked in the screen door or door handles so you can't see the paperwork unless you are a few feet away.

Water in the basement, mold in the basement, badly in need of tuck pointing and a new roof.

thanks for the vote of confidence @Deborah Tuck

@Chris Puntini the engineer said the property needs tuck point mortar joints, and a wood header above the cellar door.