It is a lady using a dry erase board.

Account Closed mentioned, it would probably be best that you partner with someone that has experience, or start with something sfh or duplex.I had an opportunity this week to build 12 unit apartment in Simi Valley for a friend of my uncle, and the land costs around 500k and halfway paid, soils test and some other stuff done.

It is just something you have periodically checked for purity.I do know that we have different base soil types than Florida though and sinkholes are not as common here as they are down there so take someone from down there's advice over mine.

Wells that used to produce at 300 ft are now dry, and new wells are going in at 700 to 800 ft.I have heard of well costs ranging from $10,000 to $40,000 depending on the area.

.* Insight into your experiences with rock wall foundations common to southern climates & soil types during 1930s. * Insight on this deal as a whole.

What certificated will be given if there are no leaks and soil is clean?

Intent applies to if you are trying to do a 1031 or in some financing situations, but as to capital gains taxes, it is fairly cut and dry ... you must own for 12 months or more, as Lance correctly said.

I had to borrow against my equity via a HELOC to keep the ship afloat, and when the market decreased the prices and my inflated equity dried up...Well, let's just say it was not pretty.So I can believe that you have done all your due diligence in outlining the numbers and analyzing the deal, and like you say, since you don't need to do a deal just because you want one, why not pass and continue to look for an investment that works for you financially and personally?

Wetting of expansive soils, such as clay, under the house. 

I am in the process of starting a rehab and there are a few things in the house that I am debating on, I would appreciate if people can share their thoughts on these1) False ceiling in basement VS dry wall2) Remove of Keep old whole house fan or remove it completely or replace it3) Wooden panels (1/3) in basement wall - remove it  or paint itThanks