Very cool thank you for the explanation.

Hope my explanation makes sense.

Something was actually screwed into the wall with 2 screws near the long crack and could have caused it.The crack in the basement [1] according to them has not moved in a long time - a possible explanation I got was that the wall in that part is weaker (4 inch) due to metal support beam being inside the wall.

Of course, the discussions are numerous on BP about turnkey, but I have a bit of a different question (one that I have not seen addressed yet).If you've been a successful turnkey investor, what are the specific financial criteria that you've used to select your properties.  

@Paul Doherty@Lacey N.@Umer

I've been reading books and listening to the BP podcast but I can't seem to find a step by step explanation of how to really do this.

I've seen numerous properties there with zero vacancy for over 10 years. 

@Bob BowlingWhile I think it would be clear that presenting comprehensive calculations - with the clear indication that one figure is designed to be an apples-to-apples comparison to the numerous other numbers floating around in the market, while highlighting that the others are complete calculations including expenses that other companies don't even mention - is not the same as a bait and switch, you seem committed to your opinion and your use of the capslock key, so I'm not sure I could convince you otherwise no matter what I said. 

Hope my explanation makes sense.

If they haven't applied and something comes up on a web search, I will ask for an explanation before I go any further.