Another idea I had was to take four heavy-duty greentreated beams, erect them into the ground, and build a small 8'x10' structure on top of them that I could live in.Wooden shed - you know how you can buy those wood shed kits (like this) at Menards, Home Depot, etc.?

I assume the beam is wrapped with crown.

If it is then you need a foundation person,,if its pier and beam, you need a carpenter..We have a LOT of foundation problems in North Texas, and yes water can cause the problem,,,but first you need to figure out is the floor 'warped' or is the slab foundation 'falling away"

As someone stated earlier, those are motor officers, and the way their bikes are set it appears they were there running laser / radar.

A manufactured home typically has a metal eye-beam frame system that it is built on for shipping and it stays with the home forever.

Beams are more cost efficient -- expect to pay about $175-225 per beam and expect to need beams every 3' or so (could be more or less).

However, it will rent for $1,500/month and taxes are dirt cheap.It is also entirely renovated and has many appealing features for higher end clientele in the area (exposed wood beams, gourmet kitchen, hardwood floors throughout).

We never do a mass mail to a geographic area - it defeats the purpose of "direct marketing", which is to market directly to your intended prospect with laser focus.

Particle detects the actual solid particulate that makes smoke that you can see by shining a tiny light beam that gets deflected.

If you have access to a backhoe and a transit or laser it is very easy to do!