Drive on the local/surface streets instead of zipping through on the freeway.

Private lending may sound risky on the surface, but it's actually a very safe, secure position.

No, as it seems to be "dust particles/control on wood surfaces".  

Actually, this even provides a free soaking of our side yard should grass ever decide to grow there, and even help keep the clay soil from shrinking and causing further stress on the foundation.So when they saw the water in the bottom of these open holes, they decide that there is either a drainage problem (DUH!)

Next year, siding needed replacement on both sides of the house ($2700), This year- fence needs to be removed and replaced ($2100)  (literally falling down from the earth shifting from drainage of subdivision behind us.

I could go on and on but it's a little taste and scratch on the surface.

It does not sound on the surface as if that is the case.  

So far this week, I have looked at an off market flip that on the surface has the potential to net $50,000-$60,000 in 3-4 months, a 96 unit complex that could easily produce $500,000-$750,000 after capital improvements and stabilization over a 8-9 month timeline and worked on structuring a one acre parking-lot acquisition in the heart of Downtown Tucson that has major development potential.

Sometimes buyers overlook things on a purchase because price is low and after the fact find out things cost way more than anticipated which affects overall returns as capital injections suck away cash flow.For mold or mildew there are surface and air tests.No legal advice given. 

If the drywaller routes around these ears the switch/outlet will have to be pulled flush against the box, which may or may not be flush with the surface of the drywall.