That's not simple, because there is no basement or crawl space; the tub is installed over a cable-tension slab.One possible solution I thought of would be to take out the tub, reverse it and install it a little higher, with a slightly sloped, essentially horizontal pipe running under the tub from the drain to the existing trap, a distance of maybe 45 to 48 inches.

In a way, we're trapped in our current home even if we own it free and clear, which is an odd circumstance.

So looking forward to escaping the mouse trap that is the standard 401k plan but am very aware that significant care must be made in order to not get slaughtered by the IRS down the road due to any prohibited transactions. 

Was totally lingering with that same scenario but I was trapped between doing that or taking the money and purchasing another owner finance deal as a pose to paying off this deal.Thanks!

https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat...In section 3 of that page it says:Any property sold may be carried on a recorded contract with the county for a term not to exceed ten (10) years and at an interest rate not to exceed the rate of interest specified in section 28-22-104(1), Idaho Code.

You're getting reamed with junk fees in section C.

Still I agree, no reason to cave on this or anything.Vaping leaves the resulting oil behind in which case can develop into what’s called “ popcorn lung”  in a person from it being trapped in their lungs . that residue in the air is sticky and gets all over the place and of coarse the hazards of a potential  fire .

Once the sign up for property management is completed, the owner is trapped by contract for a year.

If on branches, and other vents on those branches work, then see # 2 above.Fourth -- based on what you've written, your building is no doubt a hopeless money trap and you would be better off just mailing the keys to the bank and moving to Lapland for a career in reindeer herding

I put out 20 large and small bait traps and lit off 3 bombs in the house.