So just work the numbers as concretely as possible.

Once foundation is exposed,  we will:add a concrete sealing solution to enclose all open poresCover foundation with membrane as an extra moisture barrier install a French drain. 

So far I've purchased under my personal name and refinanced two properties, and was hoping to transfer them to the LLC next month... then I read your question and realized I couldn't answer you with concrete information.....I went through the note in further detail and found there is a clause that requires I receive written permission before transferring the property to an LLC."

This space is under a concrete balcony staircase.

It wasn't installed right - probably because they didn't go deep enough into the concrete to create the "whatchamacallit" that has to bend.Thats my technical knowledge of plumbing there.

I use in in my rental properties for flooring, concrete, artificial grass, etc. 

I got several other varying degrees like use 6-mil vapor barrier over concrete with a pad, or don’t use it and just put the pad down with the plank or don’t use padding and just put down the plank.

I had a tenant text me recently requesting for us to paint a part of the walkway that leads up to stairs because its uneven with the parking lot concrete.

The house is single story, concrete block with stucco, PEX pipes.

Well, here's the author's resume.https://www.estillandlong.com/Scott_M_C77P.htmlWill, I'm going to e-mail him and ask him to defend his position with tax court precedent or something concrete.