Sounds like in your fact pattern you are only accounting for the 50% from party 1.

However that can be fixed by drilling a pattern of holes, inserting adhesive and using screws to temporarily hold the plaster in place until the adhesive dries.

You might be better off looking for a tax professional that understands your investment patterns, rather than limiting your search to a small geographic area.https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

@Andrew FreedFHA’s aren’t meant for flipping, and underwriters will catch what you’re doing if you make it an obvious pattern.

A fantastic CFP could help a sponsor locate these types of resources:-A good real estate attorney-A good securities attorney who understands the growth pattern of sponsors who do things the right way-A good marketing team to help support them-A great CPA-A great broker or set of finders-A great builder or team to help with swinging hammers-For certain businesses great civil engineers-Teams to help with financial analysis like Bullpen

Got back found out the lug pattern was off.

There are some tiles I have come across at work that mix concrete and wood patterns, which makes it more subtle and abstract.

I'm not familiar with the weather patterns in that part of the country.I would agree with Carl Arft, you should check it out before you invest. 

In this market will we not get our asking price as developers are in a "wait and see" pattern?

Foundation issues can occur in any area, but some areas may be more prone to them than others due to soil type, weather patterns, and other factors.