It was discovered when the inspector sought to measure the depth of the insulation.  

@Michael Sato Not the same thing I was watching, but this looks better and much more in depth actually. 

I'd encourage you to reach out to your CPA post April 15th for the details and an in-depth explanation.While it would be advantageous for tax to do what you're describing (assuming it's permissible under Sec 179), it's most likely poor business sense. 

Then we go over the base lease, It is pretty in depth.  

You're going to want to make sure you have enough cash flow depth across your portfolio to handle ongoing smaller maintenance issues, and that you're reserving enough cash for the big stuff.

@Nick Wiswell   can I hire you to do my in depth studies...

The feedback from the moderators is we did not like the new look overall.I can't speak for everyone but there was very in depth discussions.Negatives:1.

Main issue is slab depth .

If there is waterlogged soil outside the foundation with all of that rain, the pressure increases with depth, and it's pushing its way into the basement through the Drylok.I agree that if it's just wall moisture and that this is an outlying event (i.e., you very very rarely see these 8"+ rain events), you might simply dry things out and recoat.If it's likely to reoccur, french drains are an alternative.

Most screening companies won't give you that level of county/state in depth search that will usually turn up most felonies, mainly because of cost , lack of demand, and marketplace knowledge.Here's the issue: The multi state searches, and Intelius searches too (which are not FCRA compliant and can get you in real trouble,btw), are database searches.