There you go, a inch right there. 

One option is see if the company will contract for "only over 3 inches".

They are going to take a mile for every inch they give you, they share none of your downside risks, and they are hard to get rid of easily.

As you may know Houston experienced significant flooding a year ago and this Home took on less than an inch of water in the back bedroom because of debris clogging up the French drains, no other homes flooded in this neighborhood or ever have for that matter. 

It seemed an inch deep and a mile wide.

Replacing a sump pump liner thats rusted away .The house is 50 years old .  1 hour looking at the job and taking measurements .  2 hours locating a suitable container to fit in a 15 and 3/4 inch round sump pit .  

I came across a mixed use property listed on Loopnet for $650K - it's a steal in our area but it's based on really deferred maintenance - somehow this property still yields close to $6700 per month based on very creative ways to produce income.. basically renting out every inch of the property for storage and $200 per parked car. $450 for storage in the garage etc.

Illinois Corporate Tax Hike Inches U.S.

Yesterday, the owner of the tri plex was here with a surveyor and informed me that the front fence and part of the HVAC units were on his property (about 18 inches).  

So basically you guys are saying if I even move an inch in rent, they'll want a mile and if they can't figure it out, its better to evict and start over than getting taken for 6 months?