Surface runoff, storm drain, storm pond?

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The cosmetic surfaces were likely redone around 1995 during a previous flip and when an addition was added.

I don't like vinyl anything personally so on the really hardcore surfaces like kitchen cabinet bottom if I want to waterproof it I would silicon caulk all three sides, then brush a thin layer of epoxy sealer then a layer of liquid epoxy.

Best way to do this is a 2 step method. put down some cheap dirt to form the initial grading then cover it with some landscaping fabric, then cover that with stones, that will move the surface water away from the house effectively.

With a futon, they're putting sheets directly on the seating surface. 

I have lived in houses with well water for decades and I prefer it over municipal water.Unless there is a problem with the well that allows surface water in, the paving will not affect it.

Is this a property you manage, or are you a tenant that has moved out..Normal wear and tear is not something you can charge for. excessive soil on walls like nicotine smoke a landlord can charge for to restore the wall surfaces, or excessive nail holes from picture hanging or such.

So the focus is on where you generate your revenue, which is the LLC/S-Corp.On the surface, it seems like the services you provide to the S-Corp associated with underwriting and asset management would qualify. 

Rates of return are at market, anybody offering you 7 in today's market and I see red flags. on the surface, I think it may be a good strategy for someone who has a few hundred K in the bank, that needs insurance and wants tax deferred growth.