@Deborah Wodell With regards to platforms, I did some surface level vetting of Roofstock a few years ago.

Why build a wall when I could make my table longer for others?

I have an inspection scheduled for tomorrow for the termites, but he said without tearing back walls it's tough to know whether they're active or not. 

It's the visual thing for some people mostly, with such small wall space having it right there in your face isn't ideal. when at all possible, every flip will just get duct work and standard air conditioning. 

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FYI - I checked with my insurers about increasing the coverage values, and I was told by the agent that is the value their construction cost algorithm shows and, while my choice, I would overinsure by paying for more coverage.On the surface, it's great insurance - more coverage for less premium.

I had one friend who tried this and finally went to go visit the property and it had holes in the walls etc that the contractor never fixed but they did not know it until they visited

But the Wall Street Journal had a favorable feature on him in July. 

A key improvement was removing a wall to create a larger, open space, significantly boosting its rental potential.

A landscape contractor that specializes in retaining walls can replace a resting wall if you have one that I don’t see in the photo.