The buyer did his inspection and backed out because the previous tenant had a dog that urinated on the walls and some of the baseboards that were made of compressed sawdust had bubbles.

To make it worse, the farm across the street from me was sold and a local developer started dropping houses on them like sprinkling grass seeds, and these houses were cheaply built but had basements.

If you partner along the way you can sprinkle capital throughout your market.

There was extensive termite and water damage that was covered up and while it would have probably stopped the lenders from financing the house, literally 25% of house was sawdust from old termite damage.

Check with your local building official once you find a suitable location to see what the size threshold is for a sprinkled building. 

I have never met a construction worker who has perfect hair, skin, and a tool belt without sawdust on it.

Also, the walls are still covered in saw dust from staining and finishing the floors.He moved the basement stairway from the kitchen to the hallway to allow for the open concept design.

With some crazy hair-brained "whatever" fun sprinkled in. 

Sprinkle in your 15 comoany portfolio, 2-3 smaller, yet promising companies. 

Once this is finished out for a renter, get concrete floor sealer with the Sprinkles and seal the floor.