Are there more economical alternatives to sealing a wall without using a backhoe and a building foundation excavation?

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Hi @Teho Kim,You want to look a key economic drivers for long-term growth and stability.

The damage here is 100% economic so it would take some research to figure out how to get around that ... under negligence, quasi-contract, constructive fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, something like that.

But he's military, so I'll cut him some slack, but not enough to be a pushover.The thing that strikes me the most....all the Trump supporters that are cheering that we have the best economy EVER.....best EVER...lowest unemployment....highest GDP ....blah blah blah..... but fail to open their eyes to see that a HUGE portion of our country cant afford to miss ONE or TWO paychecks...have ONE small financial setback without being on the verge of economic ruin....cant pay rent...cant eat..... etc etc..... so how is the economy the BEST EVER?

Since I partially self-manage, the returns are higher.My average property cost is around $700k maybe a bit more, though, so the cost of entry is high, and I am sure we would take a big haircut in an economic downturn.

If Sam Parigi is still teaching in the Economics Department...take a class from him even if its not real estate related.

There are mixed opinions being shared about where we are in the economic cycle.

https://www.kiplinger.com/article/real-estate/T050...Summary:- I: Intrinsic Value - Location, Appealing Design, Healthy Economic and Population trends- P: Price - You make money when you buy right and force appreciation. 

Economically the area is stable and has been stable.