., it's hard to mix mud without water).3.

Shreveport can go from desirable to undesirable in the space of two blocks.  

So they move to undesirable areas and, because they are artists, make those areas pretty - they don't litter, whatever car they have will be well maintained, they are more inclined to call 911 than previous residents, and other things like that that aren't necessarily characteristic of non-artist lower income persons (yes this theory is rank with implicit stereotypes).

I’d start in a small mud room or anything .

Asbestos positive materials I've run in to -* Caulk around windows and doors* HVAC duct work tape* HVAC exhaust pipes* Resilient flooring glue* Resilient flooring* Mortar in fireplaces* Lining on underside of sinks* Plaster* Drywall* Drywall mud* Siding* InsulationGoogle "Asbestos in construction materials" and the results are staggering.

Just as a adult can be denied on undesirable behavior so can kids and there is a line where it isn't just kids being kids.

Houston is tricky with property taxes because of all the MUDs.  

Mud for the dry wall was the first sticking point as it took much longer to dry than expected due to all of the humidity we have had lately with the rain.  

Is it possible to use 'mud jacking' to shore up lowest portion of concrete to level it out??

This can be found in older subdivisions, I like to buy at $40-50 a square foot and then put $10-20 in for rehab, this gives me a nice equity cushion plus it will still cash flow upwards of $400/month.Texas is tricky with property taxes and MUD taxes so you have to look at the tax burden expressed as a percentage of assessed value.