However, you're smack dab directly underneath the departure corridor for Montgomery Field.

I've seen houses where the original siding was just crumbling from years of retaining moisture.Is there a way you can easily pull some of the siding off and see what's going on underneath?

Specifically we can help with performing soil borings for new construction or anyone deciding to buy a plot of land and build a new home on top of it as well as offering engineering recommendations for settlement issues.

I for one always make sure to wear a tight swim suit with a securely fastened draw string, a belt, suspenders, and a speedo on underneath.

Concrete tanks usually only last 20-25years or less depending on surrounding soil conditions.

If it's just carpet,paint, appliances, light fixtures etc. you could be buying a money pit.Even if everything was replaced a bad roof could ruin everything underneath it so a new roof or a repair if needed is usually the FIRST thing a turnkey provider should fix as everything else rehabbed underneath it from then on could be ruined.You need to get a full inspection of the whole property.

The vast majority appear to be on slabs.I speculate it's due to soil composition or water tables, but I wonder if anyone can clarify this for me.

Lick and stick some hydrophilic waterstop to the wall right underneath of your dowels (I like Raven RX-101), tie a rebar mat, and pour in a new slab over top.

It's a life full of surprises/misery and sometimes I cursed myself "why do I need to do this", but then when I checked Zillow and went to the tax guy, I'm happy again for no reason.Nowadays I can answer random landlord questions like (-) which state you need to file tax when you receive loss at your K1 (-) what's the cost of fixing a plumbing in Alabama (-) Why are property taxes so high in Texas and IL (-) Why house soil condition is not that great in Montgomery (-) why there's a lot of HVAC thief at blablabla (-) this neighborhood in Indiana is really bad because ..... (-) Can I receive QBI deduction again ??

I will be more aware of sub prices and what to look for underneath.