That is the type of tenant that will bleed you dry. 

Then COVID hit Colombia hard and they started having more problems, so they just walked away from all their Medellin projects, including the one I was in, and left us investors high and dry.

I have one house where it's actually more practical to do the laundry on-site (no good local access to send out the laundry) but even then multiple sets of linens mean the house can be done with everything while waiting for the last load to dry.  

It wasn't a lot of standing water and the spots were dry, but I would've accepted a simple "We don't know" in response from the agent/seller.I also wanted to know an estimate of the age of the roof and water heater.

In addition, you're still going to need to meet the building code standards and might need a variance if you exceed the allowable FAR.Sadly, at least in our area "just framing in and dry wall isn't going to cut it.

I was listening while I mowing yards for 8 hours a day but was laid off this and next week due to it being dry. 

In this scenario, it comes down to me paying $4k worth of deductible or $2k worth of deductible to get the hail damage fixed; that is if I prevail with holding them to their quote.TL;DRI switched insurance companies and the agent changed deductible from the $1k I was quoted to $2k on three of my four rental properties, then hail damage occurred before we could discuss this un-prompted change.

In my area bidding goes for a 10 minutes or until it dries up, auctioneer takes a break and talks with the seller/estate and buyers, then opens up bidding for a bit then it's done.3) I don't like anyone in the room knowing who I am or why I want the property. 

I couldn't find an adopted opinion on this specific topic and I believe this is because the 'dry closing' is understood to be a career ending move if performed by a closing attorney (see NCGS 45A-4).

Dog food mixed with dry sacrete.