It seemed an inch deep and a mile wide.

If not, have insulation contractor spray several inches of cellulose. 2) be sure the duct work is not leaking air.

Give them an inch they take a mile. 

I bought the place roach infested, with drooping drop ceilings installed over falling plaster, leaking pipes and poorly installed windows that "fit" into the openings by installing 4 to 10 inch plywood in the gaps since the windows were not sized for the openings. 

Took me an hour to dig down and find the leak, and less than 20 bucks for a 3/4 inch shark bite fitting. 

I have never heard of any of my REIA friends bidding on auction ever saving a nickle under their MAO by playing the inching it up game!!!!!

It's a drainage issue and when it "floods" it get a couple inches in some spots and quickly goes out.

Broken furniture, a 1998 32-inch TV that weighs 317 pounds, hangers, some old eggs and an empty pizza box in the fridge, nothing cleaned, etc.

You cannot tell by the pics at all, but that house was sinking between 2inces to 5 inches in the center and throughout prior to us working on it.Believe it or not, MOST investors wont go into a crawl space to check out whats in there. 

I have lived in the Houston area all of my life and I know every square inch of this town.