I have copies of inspections done on the remaining structures after the explosion which show them to be sound, except one which needs $15k to repair the pier and beam foundation.

Like a new parent, I wanted to give my child (or in this case, yellow letters) the best possible chance of success.Well, I found out quickly that, especially for a new guy, this ideal mailing takes some expertise and a lot of trial and error to pull off correctly.First of all, you need a color laser printer for the scientifically proven red handwritten font.

November and December I'm all over these Home Depot cashback discounts for members and we've got the hottest Depot "Medidor de distancia laser" (that's a Laser Distance Measurer to us Gringos) for our DoorPrize!

What would a listing agent really laser focus on?

Had to gut the floor down to beams and do it all from subfloor on up.

There is a "free" 3x12 beam holding up the roof of my last house.Cool new toy James.

Like you kept most of the original design but the xtra work and cost for the I beam was well worth it....

The house is pier and beam, turns out not all companies work on pier and beam foundation. 

Pier and beam houses usually have less rot that slab on grade.

So, a pier is there going up into nothing with no beam above it at all right in the middle of the house, and the long central wall is basically holding the house up although the center is slowly sinking due to it's own weight.