The roof had cracks and soft sheathing. 

The kind of thing that doesn't make or break your project financials - ie perhaps the jurisdiction doesn't have a great chance of 'making' you do it, so you can take it on more from a 'bring upside value' to your rents, etc.... and you get some 'soft' experience working through jacking something, pouring 1x new footer for a corner post, etc.  

Finally, be prepared for the soft costs associated with your plans (Zoning, Attorneys, Architects, PEs, etc. all cost a bunch of dough.)  

Or message me for his contact.I am a standard RE agent in LA now, but I still have a soft spot for DHS.   

The Ice White Shakers are great and soft close doors and drawers are included.

@Caleb Jordan Does your company do hard or soft credit checks? 

I made a soft pass and forgot about the lead.

I did LEDs in my rental (both bulbs and ceiling disk fixtures where there used to be can lights), but I got the 2700 or 2750 K ones - pretty close to a plain old soft-white incandescent. 

Personally, I focus on having sufficient reserves available to get me thru a soft patch. 

We will need some $ from equity to close on next home.For whatever reason, market for home sales are soft in our neighborhood, but rent is pretty firm.