I haven't done this, but I work in the construction industry and I think it would be very easy to build a foundation to a height, just below the frame, and then jack the home down to transfer the load to the new foundation. 

Fees should be clearly stated, easy to understand, and justifiable.

Doing it right would could be as easy as pulling off the casing, cutting out the door frame, flipping the door around, putting the casing back on and re-painting. 

Without cooperation from the neighbor, this will not likely be a quick/easy task.

That doesn’t mean it’s easy to start as a realtor but the market is completely healthy and the sky is the limit I know a guy who started two years ago is on pace to make over 300,000 this year so yeah the markets good but it’s still hard to become a realtor.

(easy to think)"Don't get emotional, invest in projects where the numbers make sense."

Maximum leverage and deters bad tenants from applying when they know how easy it is to get rid of them.

This tenant-landlord hasnt being easy. 

Really beat up but $40k or repairs would have had the place looking great and ready to sell for an easy $150k. 

I'm not completely familiar with any of those areas but if you do decide that is the area for you, I would make sure a get some solid, reliable contacts with boots on the ground there, and that's not easy to do