If so, then we reinstall insulation, drywall, etc.Of course, curing the root of the problem has to be addressed first and foremost.

When discussing real estate investing practices, the idea of active versus passive investing is often one that is the root of many heated debates amongst investors.

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Im currently in Florida and was looking to set roots here in the future for investing and from my understandings it would be $138.75 per LLC to maintain each year.. that cost adds up and dwindles your cash flow...

This is because no matter how gentle the removal process is, once the moss roots begin to grow into the roof the granules are dislodged and more UV etc. can penetrate.

The hormones released when you feel stressed, such as cortisol and adrenaline, put your body into fight or flight mode.

Some of the things that you might run into are roots growing into the drainfield which could cause the water to back up into the house.  

Any tree roots in the area?

If not, I wouldn't worry so much on getting the line rooted, (scoped would be good so you know at least what's going on), but focus on helping the person understand their idiocy by charging them money.

I'd like to dive deeper into real estate investing at this time, since this is where I plan to plant roots.