[sharing because the spouse never appreciates stories like this] My house is a pier and beam, originally built in the 1930s.

I feel bad that I am taking away from my brothers,” Coghlan said.I think that makes a laser-focused education in real estate (no history or foreign language or religion or English Lit) at $20,000 a pretty damn good value, don't you?

It consists of steel beams and aluminum siding.That all said, does that yield coincide with the risk profile of owning individual storage unit(s), whether held personally or in SDIRA?

Im really laser focus in cash flow and of course, a moderate appreciation as well.

Even, understanding of the main beams load to have columns stacked to keep weight transfered. ( tho, ill let the architecture worry about this at all times).

(They were not sure if a new LVL beam may be required per code).

I don't think the support beams are any different than the ones used between the first and second floor.

Many of my properties have metal roofs, only about 1/2 have central air,  most are pier and beam so water and foundation issues are much less costly20-25% annual cash on cash returns have always seemed like a no brainer to me

Project Summary:Permanently Stabilize Walls                             $10KPermanently Stabilize Floors                           $13.7KWaterproofing                                                    $10KTotal:                                                                    $33.7KThis includes the engineering and permitting, braces along the entire perimeter of the basement foundation, posts to jack up the uneven floors above, three steel beams in the basement, wall panels to direct the water that does get inside and a sump pump. 

A few years ago I took my nephews to play laser tag here in Des Moines and I got hooooooooooked.