If the floors are uneven then it always leads back to something structural and that is usually due to the foundation - this could be that it has simply settled a little over the years (or a lot/too much), it could be unmaintained gutter downspouts and grading that have caused foundation damage, or it could be more serious.More serious issues would be excessive settlement and contractors knocking holes through the support walls to modernize with newer mechanicals through the years.

This is a rabbit hole that has endless possibilities, but I hope you get the point.  

Provide the 20% down on new property and further increase its cash flowEssentially I'd incur a small hole in my left pocket that would allow an increased flow into my right pocket.

If I do that, the irony is, that my golf ball may land the on golf course of the Memphis Country Club, possibly even land in the hole.

For the overboard I will probably poke holes until the joists are revealed to nail the new boards. 

And if you're golfing 18 holes everyday that is the type of work schedule I could get used to haha.

We might have been able to dig a hole and find the gas line confirming where it was and removed the fence, The driveway for the neighboring unit went all the way around the property, so they could have used the West entrance for a day or 2.  

I feel kind of sorry for you.It's like hitting a hole in one on your first game of golf.

Thanks, Jay, that really makes a lot of sense-smaller fishing hole, less fish.

Just make sure you deal with an experienced attorney thats specailizes in this area because they know all the ins and outs, all the loop holes and that is very important.