And to be clear I have no issue with normal concrete block with wood framed walls and trusses, my house is built that way and I bought it intentionally after seeing my Dad work feverishly to keep a wood framed home free from rot over 25+ years.

The condo above mine was renovated and new flooring was laid over rotted older flooring. 

I'm with @John Underwood .We started with a cheap propane grill (the 'cheap' part was the mistake) but it rotted out quickly in the Galveston salt air. 

Paul Samuelson, the first American to win a Nobel peace prize in economics said: “investing should be like watching paint dry or watching grass grow.

@Michael Wolffs We just finished replacing a 12' section if external wall and sill plate that had rotted as the result of a through window/wall AC unit that had allowed water to leak down into the wall for a prolonged period of time.We also removed a through-wall natural gas furnace at the same time and applied 3" of closed cell foam to the external walls on the main level.  

Therefore, it is always in the back of the mind of the place we should invest when our current areas totally dry up.

I think we will see these go up as the out-of-state investment money starts to dry up and less buyers cause prices to go down. 

I don’t have any security cameras on site and would prefer not to have them there long-term but perhaps it makes sense to have a camera short term in case someone damages the drying concrete?

Non-QM loans (what these deals often are financed with) are drying up since they are seen as risky.

podcasts dried up?