Tall......Ya you can get positive cash flow from SFH.

If this happens coupled with a lack of moisture elsewhere - say 100 degree heat in Dallas in August - then the foundation will bulge and buckle.If the moisture is consistent across the foundation, the home will sink or raise, sometimes several inches.

There is another centrally located round hole that must be another drain of some sort.Well, it flooded. 3-4 inches.

@Dave Shellenberger,Did you stand tall and tell HUD your real name when you turn him in.Joe Gore

On NYE, I will be tall grey haired goof in the kilt with the most beautiful woman in the world at my side.

Sometimes it peels off easily, other times it fights you by the inch.

@Bill Exeter is an in-house expert on 1031 Exchange so Bill can definitely help you with your 1031 Exchange questions and needs.20% CoC return is a very tall order.

I know every inch of that house and it's in very good condition.

from the outside the frame and structure of the house looks in good shape, but once you go in is when you the flooring in the back part of the house all going down to one low spot... if you look at a door way that is by it one side of the door jam is normal other side is 2 inches lower across the top if that helps any.

A pipe didnt freeze , a 1/2 inch sweat joint came apart , I just spent the last 4 hours with a rug doctor sucking water out of the carpet , and now have 4 large blowers going .