Originally posted by @Sandy Gabin:Originally posted by @Nikki Closser:Seattle passed a bill that extends eviction protection for renters for 6 more months.

What kind of property defects are common, shifting soil?

@Sandy Gabin where did you purchase the properties?

Thanks Chris and Sandy for the valuable input!

The car was getting hotter by the second and there was nothing but sandy desert and sidewinders outside.  

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Jeff my wife and I were talking about this on our drive out to sandy to take a lock box of one of her listings that just sold.she thinks its going to be a problemshe thinks those are just the people who will sue.. or file complaints against landlordsI said well its going to clog up the court system then or how ever or whoever looks into complaints and who has aurthority to administer justice ???

It also depends on soil, slope, work condition, stamping or not, sealed or not, thickness, etc. $5/sf is the most basic and flat work up to a slope of 5%.

@ brad sand is RIGHT ON......@ chris mcdonald - you will be very emotionally tortured dealing with those tenants...

Additionally, we have sandy soils that are very good for septic systems.