Rough up seams on existing before tape, mud and texture to match.  

Major avalanches north and mud slides south .

The U of M area in East Memphis is also an option.Another location would be downtown and Mud Island - close to the Pyramid, the Forum for sports and concerts, Beal Street for music events.

., yeah, about as clear as mud right. 

You might be able to combine a new exterior entrance with a VersaLift in that space, or something similar, so a tenant won't have to carry laundry around the house (in the mud/snow, blowing blizzard, uphill both ways, etc).Otherwise, I'd block access, but then you have a risk something is going wrong in the basement and no one can see it.

There’s a hunting area, camping area, endless trails and mud pits, dirt bike and quad tracks, you name it.

In order to get $500 a month is net cash flow it will take you 2 multi unit properties, unless you are creative, put down a large sum of money, or are in an undesired (war zone) area.

I know that renting with dogs is rough, and I am willing to pay significantly more than many for a smaller apartment, simply because they a) allow dogs (multiples, and large), and b) have hardwoods that will hold up to the inescapable "messes" that come with having dogs (yeah, bodily fluids, but also mud, snowy paws, and lots of fluff....)

It really weeds out the undesirable & high risk renters.

I have no intent to do anything unethical but do not wish to be caught in an undesirable situation should I tell the lender that I WILL take possession and for some reason be unable to.