Here's what we've thought of doing (not real estate related though): Raising small-medium livestock, farming herbs and veggies, building a grow house to farm year round, growing microgreens (currently testing), raising chickens (currently doing), starting a u-pick farm (currently considering), building the property out for farm/homestead tours (this is coordinated year round by our county)...Obviously none of these are real estate related, but just ways we though to utilize the land.

In the next round the link to the application can come into the game.

We put every material cost on that card and after our big project was done we celebrated with 4 round trip tickets to Orlando and 4 round trip tickets to Las Vegas all on points!

(I.E. knew the person before they were in the military)...not in the same unit, etc.Let's talk worst case scenarios though (because that is what makes the world go round).

I mean who was to think rid sharing ( taxi service ) would do what its done.. and now poised to make the next round of IPO millionaires. 

It still has more rounds to go through, but if it passes, it would limit rent increases to 5% more than the lowest rent in the previous 12 months.It will not apply to existing locality rent control ordinancesIt will not apply to new tenancies if the property was fully vacant at the time of the new tenancyIt applies to all rent increases as of March 15, 2019 There are other provisions, regulations, and landlord requirements stated in the bill.  

Given the age of the building I wanted to account for some bigger ticket items as well that are probably coming up.I see you are a rental property investor.

They would typically go down a bit during first round and you need more then you need to contest in front of a board. 

Is there a reliable method/way to maintain a constant moisture level year-round so as to protect the foundation from shifting that would compromise all of the extensive renovations that have taken place?

But I don't want to see him get away with this easily.