one of my businesses is basement repair/waterproofing...it sounds like the cheapest solution (which will also work as opposed to cheap that costs more later) is an interior weeping system to relieve the hydrostatic pressure which created the problem and then a vertical I beam buttressing system.

The same is true the other way around - you cannot unmotivate a motivated seller.My time is best spent working with motivated sellers and finding mutually beneficial solutions to their problems.Anything else is a waste of time for all parties involved.

Check out this article for some questions that should be addressed on that agreement.Realistically they are on the note with you, so I would place the responsibility on them (as much as possible) to help find a solution.

Just look at value add solution. 

I guess a fence could be the best solution, but I wonder would others just evict the tenants animals?

There may be some solutions where a contractor can increase the duct size or put fans inside the ducts to push more warm air to those rooms.

I doubt this is a likely scenario but I just want piece of mind knowing theres a solution to this should it ever be a possibility.

Hi everyone,I am a newbie investor (full-time travel nurse) looking to make my first deal happen.  Currently I am in the St. Petersburg, FL area and have been looking for multifamily property here and near my hometown...

It is an imperfect solution and imperfect world, unfortunately :-/

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