They also had 6 people living in it with only 3 bedrooms (think multiple blow up mattresses tucked into corners).

In short, the spaces I previously used for most of the items you referenced.I know you're a fan of dotting "I"s and crossing"t"s, but these items are tucked fairly neatly and as far under the roof overhang as possible.

You can also take out a HELOC or cash to tuck away into savings for that "What if factor". 

The non prime lots are smaller, tucked away and more like 700K.Thank you!

You can also tuck point the interior walls and then apply a drylock material which is like a heavy paint that seals the interior wall. 

Brick is not totally water proof and you may also need to do some tuck pointing next season once things thaw out.

He would continuously spell my name wrong in forms/contracts or have errors that I had to point out..there is much more but for sake of not being long winded, here is my pickle: unknowingly, I signed an exclusive agents contract for 1 year.. it was tucked in a Docusign on a contract to a property that never worked out.

This property is tucked away about a 1/4 mile off the main road, surrounded on two sides by one of the new neighborhoods.

Master suite tucked away on main w/stunning 5 piece bath featuring a 9' long shower w/floor-to-ceiling tile and dual shower heads.

Primary bedroom is tucked in the back with 3/4 primary suite, new tile and shower door, with plenty of closet space.