Luckily here in Georgia we only get 2 inches of snow a year, if that.

I’m waiting on a third but the second one is the one I’ll probably choose.Give your tenants an inch, they’ll take a mile.

In my community, you have to keep your grass mowed to 8 inches.

.), and adding a window is one thing, but digging the floor down twelve inches is another. 

If I wanted fresh air in the apartment, I would, however, leave them cracked a few inches at the top and bottom, but I would never leave them all the way open while I am gone for hours at a time.For reference, this apartment is a 2nd floor apartment and on these particular windows there is little overhanging structure to help keep the rain out.

The key is staying power , put your head down and keep moving forward , sometimes that is one inch at a time but keep moving ! 

I also incentivize my tenants... once they are accepted I inform them that if they dont miss a payment and pass the quarterly inspections that if I ask them to renew they become part of my rewards program where I get them a renewal bonus.. for instance one of my tenants just renewed and I gave her a 55 inch smart TV... cost me $299.....

At the time, our taxable income was inching close to $100K.

It includes apartments and a single commercial tenant.Our policy is to plow once snow accumulated 3 inches and re plow once it reaches again 3 inches until storm is complete.

Depending on how bad is the foundation state (how many inches you have to correct), is very possible the sewer line will disconnect/break in the horizontal portions.