I see the listing is in "Clay Hole" so it may be difficult to manuver the streets there.  

@Clay Smith   and @Rodney Marcantel I do not want to sell property A because it cash flows, and I got it for a fair deal as a first buy.

That clay drain tile is garbage.But now that everything is pvc, there is no way I'm buying that you're going to replace copper every 20 years.

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Or even during the summer in especially hot climates (working on clay and tile roofs in Phoenix, for example).As an example, I spent the winter working on a project up north, where part of the buyer's lender's conditions for sale was that the house needed to be painted (it had really bad peeling paint), but the temperatures didn't get above 50 degrees for about three months, and paint won't stick in cold temperatures.

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Clay,No offense but frankly this is crazy talk.

Joe may be alluding to the city red tagging the home as not habitable.I have had this issue on a bunch of my OREO in Jackson MS.. there is Yazoo clay.. and its incredibly destructive... not only cracks in the walls the doors won't close, as you mention pipes break sewer lines break its a major problem.

I have a few yellow tablets.

Forever we were forced to use cast iron and clay tile, even though cast iron was much more expensive and required a lot more labor to install and clay tile was much more expensive as well and much more susceptible to tree root damage.