Many would dump the water right next to the house where it would accumulate into large puddles during bad weather and eventually leak into basements OR even worse saturate the soil beneath your homes footer causing it to sink slightly and causing cracks in your foundation which may let in more water.  

This property had a small amount water came out from an area in the ground of a bathroom.The water was cumulated at the concrete around the PVC pipe which vertically comes out from the ground.The water eventually caused the surrounding small area carpet and laminate floor wet.I hired 3 plumbing companies in sequence (because the previous one cannot detect the leak but the water was still there).None of them was able to detect there is leak either from the slab or from the above ground pipe.I took the 3rd plumbing company’s advice to wait for a while.They said that it could be due to some special weather condition and there were water cumulated under the ground.And the water kindly climbs up to the surface.

I like LVT more than laminate or hardwood because it's more moisture resistant.

It's frustrating that the HOA can regulate noise (among other things) which can enter someone else's home and become a nuisance, yet they can't regulate smoke which does the exact same thing, especially when we live in such tight spaces.My husband and I have tried to politely discuss this with the neighbor but we have been met with resistance and the neighbor has become volatile and threatening.

Looking to hear what BP thinks is a great market where properties aren't constantly facing issues with the weather.

More food for thought on Self Storage, being more recession resistant than others:4 D's.

It will help you weather any storms.

The centers are internet resistant type businesses.

Leave out the finishes (trims, paint, fixtures) leave everything rough, just drywall and slab floors, a weather tight structure, not not much else. 3) resell the shell home to an investor buyer or contractor who is confident they can finish it nice and for cheap.

In the end, the path of least resistance is to just reach out and ask them.