But since I'm on a 30-yr fixed, I think this may be the best solution for my situation. 

Solution #1I went onto ancestry.com and attempted to find any rich relatives I didn't know existed that were up there in age.

This guy is a bottomless pit of knowledge and has a solution for every purchase.

Hi @Howie Baker - one solution is to find deals before they're deals so you are the first and only person the seller is talking to. 

Is there any solution through an individual loan?

Or are there other creative solutions you've used with your investments.For more clarity, my partner and I are commercial brokers.  

There solution to the problem was to install a curtain drain before the field, on the hillside.My question is, since this system is only around 15 months old, who is responsible for fixing the issue?

I can't speak to maintenance management or anything else like that but now that I've had a PM with a cloud solution that has an owner portal, I don't think I'd want to go back.

So my question is whether to go with tenting or Orange OIl treatment.

The thing we ran into after talking to multiple people is the damage caused by the roof leaking does not get removed or remedied when placing on top and can eventually cause additional damage to the house itself.The idea of a roof on a roof might work if there was not an existing leak, but I think the best solution is to fix the plywood under it and clean up any damage that might have been caused and then put the roof on.