Also, I needed to take pictures of the beams underneath and again, the junk is blocking access.

I have everything else: Flash light, gloves, camera, cell phone, digital laser measure.I'll keep this updated for each one I actually sell.

He is adding 8 support beams to each building since there is inadequate support for the buidlings and the floors are uneven.We wrote the contract up based on him using 18", one foot diameter concrete footings placed into the dirt floor.

Also make sure there isn't a piece of debris hanging off the bottom of the door that could be breaking the sensor beam as the door comes down.

The play in town right now is for end user housing and that is what we're laser focused on.

Beams are 6x6 extended for 9' in length.

That's only 500 years.The Abbey around the corner was built in 1090, and there was an old church much older than that (but I can't find the date).If stuff is built to last, and it is taken care of, it lasts a very long time.The house was a framework of gorgeous enormous oak beams with the spaces in between filled with woven willow branches, horse hair, and plaster.

Originally posted by @Dustin Beam:@Roy N., of course it's colder in Canada, I never said anything about that.

DOM (Days on Market)No comps, or comps are too variedActive vs. pending ratioHigh tax assessment to value ratioInsurance:Property in flood plain or zone and on flood map requiring insuranceCLUE report, uninsurable or difficult to insureInsurance escrow or notLapse, adequacy of coverageProperty:SquattersFunctional ObsolescenceSeptic, onsite systemsWellLead or galvanized plumbingTerracotta sewerProperty preservationStructural damage (expansion cracks, main beams)Landscaping issues: retaining walls, bamboo, soil shifting, etc.No permitsIllegal BR size < 70 sq.

That’s my problem - the beams and cinder block foundation areas sit higher than the rest of the floor.