You can get more if you do the list view (top right near the posts-click the 4 horizontal lines). 

Looking at multi-family properties (2-4 units), I'm noticing issues with properties that I cannot fix from far away: horizontal foundation cracks, water damage from bad or no gutters, bowing walls, windows rotted out, no floors, no kitchens, fire damage, and mold. 

For our metal roof installs, we strip the entire roof every 2 foot with regular pine 2x4's horizontally screwed into the rafters and on the edges vertically with treated 2x4's.

I would like to expand the house horizontally and vertically.

.• Marble quartz countertops in kitchen & laundry• New handscraped espresso birch floors throughout• Wood-look ceramic tile in bath & laundry (and as backsplash behind the range)• New stainless steel appliances• Remote control LED lights under kitchen cabinets• Nest thermostat• New windows• New roof with architectural shingles• New horizontal cedar fence• New cedar deck• New custom exterior shutters• Generous setback from main road• Xeriscaping provides added privacy & noise reduction• Carport & enlarged parking pad for easy turnaround• Prewired for Google FiberRenovations took right at 100 days and cost approximately $60K (versus the 45 days and $40K the original GC promised us, but that's another story for another time).

The long horizontal crack may be another debonding of mortar and cmu due to settling. 

I've done numerous vertical enlargements of 4 story buildings as well as horizontal extensions but no full on ground up projects.

Every time I think I might be narrowing down my desired market, something new comes up in a horizontal market to what I am learning about.

Essentially this is exactly what the big hotel chains are doing - except this model works "horizontally".What I really like is the scalability of the model, potentially allowing for hundreds of listings spread over multiple cities or even countries, without the need for cash heavy investments.  

Similarly the vertical cracks in walls are telling you there was movement below the wall (building settling, floor joist moving, etc).The long horizontal crack in walls are the ones which would concern me the most as they mean the wall has moved horizontally (top and bottom of the wall have come out of plane).