The wet ground/dry ground balance is one way a foundation can be damaged, and/or 2) by growing roots directly under the foundation.I'm not an expert, but that's what I've heard from the people who are supposed to be the experts.

My main concern is potential trust issues, and also perhaps legal hurdles (with wet signatures, etc.

And the property I'm selling is constantly wet (near Seattle) and I want to get away from those issues.- Sedona, AZ - A bit more than we want to drive (8 hours) and the AirDNA numbers are just meh.

And starting with a light BRRRR is a great way to get your feet wet and get you headed towards that goal.I completely understand where you're coming from.

Since my main goal is to get my feet wet and learn as much as I can, I would like to opt for an Hybrid modeli.e I will manage channel, pricing etc. but need some help to take care of cleaning, handyman, emergency contact, guest contact etc.

Hello all,I'm just now starting to get my feet wet with this AirBnB thing and I need a little help getting started.

Ultimately, I’d like to house hack but quite frankly I do not like Philadelphia and don’t plan to be here for much longer.For now, I’d like to get my feet wet by flipping.

Getting my feet wet and diving in to learning on all things real estate, and potentially going to start with some fix and flips.One of my friends said if we buy a home for a flip, we should just buy it under our names, not an LLC, because with an LLC we will need to have a licensed contractor complete the work for the flip.Is this true? 

My agent inspected the place on a dry day and the basement was wet (not flooded, but definitely wet).

Installer gets the glue strip too wet and the seams show badly in the floor.