Instead they put in a huge battery bank, built a full exhaust system through the attic and roof and put a hydroponic marijuana farm into business.

@David StumpfLint in the drier exhaust, no fire rated door from garage to house, needed a gasket sealed well cap, railing to basement and half wall on open side.

If you want a more exhaustive list, I would check out the BP Book on Long Distance Investing.Pros:You choose your market.

They crank up their giant tree machines and trucks shake the foundation of our building and the exhaust fumes fill the building...

Those reports are exhausting to sort through and distort the real condition of the property.

He would show up for a couple hours, do a couple things and leave exhausted.

Literally exhausted at the end of the day.

Comparing lenders could be very exhausting for an investor due to that fact lenders vary on almost everything from the type deals they fund to how much they will fund and rates and terms.

For example: "Hey BP, I have been doing some research on Houston and found these statistics: there are X number of military bases, there are X number of universities with aprox Y number of students, etc.... my list is not exhaustive, but, I would love to hear from BP about what I am missing or getting wrong/right, or any other juicy data that would be helpful for encouraging investment in Houston.

I am having difficulty discerning whether I need to be patient and wait longer or if I just haven’t exhausted all the potential resources.