They don't have a flapper or any type of rubber seal that will dry out and cause the toilet to run. 

Bone Dry Roofing, Stay Dry Roofing, Amos Exteriors all provide quality work.

Bone Dry Roofing.

The problem isn't buying C-class - the problem is garbage property managers who look out for #1 and bleed owners dry. 

I would love to have a couple hundred acres but if there's say a $20,000 annual payment that never changes it seems like it would just suck my cash flow dry every year that isn't a harvest year.   

The old sill plates were rotting away.As for your floor joists, I don't have any experience there.I hired a structural engineer to examine and design a repair.

My GC rebuilt the entire first floor and properly supported that instead of jacking up the house.The problem is, he has had to make shims on most interior and exterior walls to get a square box for dry wall and siding.  

Maybe nobody should every do value add investments so properties around our country just rot. 

I know that I was excited that I could maybe add a basement bedroom for a rental I have in Indy - just so I could get a better appraisal- So I went ahead and spent the money to add flooring to the basement (which was still a good idea) but then when I tried to call it a basement it didn't pass and then to do an egress window wasn't almost worth the effort... 10K to start sounds about right but that just gets you the egress window in, you need a closet... for it to be dry all the time...

If they buy and install, they could do it wrong and you will pay the price with rotted window sills, cracked window pane, etc.