Turns out the water coming into the house is at 95psi and it's supposed to be 60psi.

It just seems like so much and I'm overwhelmed.I guess there are just so many things to check and double check, and I'm a bit nervous about purchasing a prop.I suppose I need to just do this longer.I thought there was perhaps a program that crunches numbers or something and maybe people have good systems.Any more advice is welcome.Thanks!

I suppose I could tear it down now, but I'm looking for a shorter-term "fix" while I focus on other priorities. 

I came across a funny article this morning.Your SEC Investor Advocate--who is supposed to advocate on behalf of investors--doesnt seem to think that non-accredited investors want to invest in private offerings, and that private companies don't want non-accredited investor money.

It’s a single family home 3b/1b with an extension that is supposed to be the main home 4b/2 1/2b.

Getting to the moon requires leaving the ground.All goals are both achievable and impossible depending on perspective I suppose. 

I lent money to the corp. to buy those houses and the corp. is supposed to reimburse me 5% of what I lended every year (to get my money back in 20 years if I am still alive...).The problem is that the corp. is of course unable to give me back money for now ; it’s not that much for me but it is for my children who carry that debt (declared to the french tax administration).

I suppose Anthony Hurlburt y has answered that.

I suppose one might call this a conflict of interest in a crazy market.

Supposedly, it will net over 100k/year and the money I'd put up would be repaid before any profits taken.They would also manage the store and I wouldn't need to be involved in operations.