Try some common drain cleaners, if that does not work, I would abondon the drain and run new corrugated out a good 5 or 10 feet from foundation.

That works extremely well for those pesky volunteer trees that grow around foundations and other places.

It needed structural repairs and the HOA did not cover foundation work.

(I'd never have tolerated delays like that in a normal tenant...one of the foundations of Sect 8 are the same treatment for all groups)Now- once we got into their system (direct deposit to a corporation's account, I provided everything to them but my blood type and tax returns).

This manufactured home sits on a foundation and has an addition (family room) built onto it and sits on private property included in the sale price.

The tax man will take the exterior foot print of the house, yhis is what is usually found at the courthouse.

The HUD1 is a substitute 1099 according to this wording found at the bottom:Originally posted by HUD1:...SUBSTITUTE FORM 1099 SELLER STATEMENT: The information contained herein is important tax information and is being furnished to the Internal Revenue Service.

I got the photos from the agent and presented them to the appraiser because he was leaning on that comp as the foundation of his entire appraisal.

Not sure what you mean by "bottom up", but like anything else, build the foundation of the business first and run the business.

Back taxes and liens can also take a great deal to a horrific deal.Other than that, I'll raise an eyebrow but don't automatically run for asbestos, lead paint, bad basements/foundations, stigmatized property, etc.