You will need to add a french drain and sump pit/pump, this can be done either inside the basement or externally if its already a finished area.

Investment Info:
Single-family residence other investment.

Purchase price: $329,000

Cash invested: $10,000

Sale price: $389,000

I bought a lot for $51,000. I sat on it for a year. By the time...

If needed, add a crawl french drain, sump pump and 6 mil vapor barrier. 

My partner has a tenant that she allows to breed French Bull dogs.  

So if your property is in a solid neighborhood you should be fine or affected slightly as compared to French neighborhoods which will basically be put on pause for that time

Yes My unit is NOT in the french quarter so 2618 would be very high for it.

New floors, new doors, Killz (heavy smoke smell), kitchen remodel, new roof, shed addition, awning addition, french drain installation, What was the outcome?

Interior: new concrete garage floor, refurbished wood floors, paint, gutted bathrooms/kitchen, added bathroom shower, doubled all BR closet space, removed kitchen walls for open concept w/ dining/living rooms, added cabinets, new appliances, tile floor/back splash, installed dining room french doors onto a new deck w/ refurbished original stone patio.

Interior: all new windows, new paint and carpet; gutted kitchen, knocked down wall, new appliances, doubled cabinet space; gutted bathroom; added french doors to one BR and doubled closet space in both; added stairs to connect upstairs to downstairs, previously had to go outside to go downstairs; basement was totally redone with new office, family room, laundry room and storage.

I used JR French with 360 contractor services for some crawl space work in Charlotte, I would call him and ask if he does work in your area because I know he covers a large territory and he’s always treated me right.