Cement floor on the cement half the building.

Caveat Emptor.Neighborhood disclosure rules might vary by state.In California, I had to disclose everything, including any homes on the street that might be under renovation (some people don't like the sounds of hammers and saws and cement trucks).

Most others have the old cement set tubs in a dingy area and a naked hanging bulb with a pull string. 

Address solving the humidity problem: does it have a cement floor or dirt? 

From what I understand you a public adjuster gets paid if he wins the claim for you over and above the original .I'd call a a good licensed, masonry / cement pro guy out for a bid and see what's up first. 

I don't mind Asheville, but don't really have a desire to come back here on a regular basis to check on my properties once I finish my treatments and move away.After I'd mostly decided on Raleigh, I found the blog post about the best places for rentals these days and that basically cemented my idea since Raleigh was listed. 

I just did a dentist office wallpaper job with my dad, took forever.

aloha Andreyother potential asset classes are NNN commercial, mobile homes, self-storage, strip malls, and moremy strategy is to ladder anticipated closing dates, and diversify across asset classes and areas of the countrythis also allows me to have different syndication teams, so I am not relying on a few key playersalohasteveps- I've heard syndications referred to as (tongue in cheek, but it applies to you and me) "REI for doctors and dentists"

I just closed a $950k home for a buyer using a dentist loan with a 5% rate and no PMI...5% is certainly worse than 3% but it's not unaffordable for this class of buyer. • I have boots on the ground experience and I can tell you with certainty the buyer demand is still high here.

Pretty awesome that you have already cemented this mindset so early.