As word gets out on them, they get busier and their quality or customer service suffers or they are forced to raise prices so they don't get overbooked.

It looks like a big power plant or some such, I counted 13 big cranes once (my wife was driving).

Glad to see the ethical responses.Had you been more upfront in your first meeting and pointed out that your efforts could be quicker, less hassle, less costly and done in a timely manner than listing the property conventionally, you probably would not be suffering this dilemma.Oh, what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive.

I suffered a long time from analysis peralysis.

I have been in this line of work for 13 yearsor so, and looking for a way to get out of the plants, and not have to travel as much.

I'm actually a licensed civil engineer, and was working as a project engineer/manager on municipal capital improvement projects (water treatment plants, RR bridges, etc.)  

And yes, the city has suffered from corrupt and inept local government.

We can address the soil erosion up top with plants, but the wall erosion, that I guess I'll need to have addressed.  

I previously suffered from analysis paralysis but have decided that his is going to be the year.My plan is to build a portfolio that will cash flow enough for me to quit my full time job and maintain my current lifestyle within 5 years.

The front and sides of the house were landscaped with mulch and plants just to give the place some curb appeal to potential rentersThe work on the first floor is progressing nicely and should be done this week.