It appears the slab is split horizontally and is causing some minor shifting and cracking of walls.

Currently, I've got:One basement with a leak and horizontal crack forming on an outer wallOne garage with so much hydrostatic pressure that the cinderblock wall is bowing One basement with water seeping in under the baseboards.Recently repaired/added:A flooded crawlspaceA french drain systemRerouted exit plumbing using a pump to bypass backed up/broken drain pipeAll of these jobs range between $1,000 - $8,000.

Like, if the furnace is in a closet on the outside wall, put the pump on the floor next to the furnace, then run a pipe up to or through the ceiling, horizontally through the ceiling or attic, and then back down into a bathroom or kitchen, where you can connect to an existing drain. 

Can I put up a wall, chained fence, and or a few poles with horizontal cabling to show as a barrier?

The Closing Date on the property should be tied to a point in time that has the property and project you envision fully entitled in a manner that will allow for the development and operation of the project AND when you have secured 100% of the debt and equity capital needed to develop your project.Your 3rd priority should be using the time provided in the purchase contract (from mutual execution of the contract to closing) to conduct all of the due diligence activities cited in the critical path and any others you may encounter during the DD process.After Closing, your 4th priority should be to develop the horizontal improvements (roads & utilities) to produce finished lots and to then sell the lots to 3rd parties and use those funds to cover all or part of the cost to build "your dream project".If you are interested in taking on Priority 1 (critical path and budget) DM me and I will send you an Xcel worksheet that can get you started.

Horizontal loan is when we put in Sewer mains Water mains storm sewer power tele cable Gas etc.Vertical is when we go from foundation up. 

The addenda our company uses works with our lease, but might make very little sense in tandem with the lease you borrowed from someone else's operation and are applying to yours.My advice to you is to outline your processes, and determine variations, if any, based on the horizontal spread of your business.

My guess is that you have horizontal lap siding, and that there is a trim board -- maybe a 2 x 4 or 2 x 6 -- above that door.

Hold your knife as horizontal as possible with as little pressure as necessary to keep ridges down.

Remember, you are in hurricane country and wind and rain blow horizontally so check to see if the roof has been properly repaired and that there isn't any slippage in the foundation.