I've got a place called Rock and Roll. 

I would ensure you get rock solid dependable numbers for what it can really rent for... realtors are full of it most times... and then really factor in your overhead into that.

I don’t know how far you are from Spokane but if I was there I’d stop at Rock Rocco’s pizza (big in Wisconsin and I usually visit the one in MN when I’m home)A little more than 60% of our tourists drive here.

An old garage slab will not have the correct steel, concrete PSI, or vapor barrier that is required nowadays.

Crawl space: have a vapor barrier and ventilation and no standing water (gutters and grading)Attics: no roof leaks and ventilationBasements: sump pumps are good and keep water away (gutters and grading) I don't love finished basements because you can't see if walls are taking in water.

I am 1 week out from closing.Seller repaired a sewer line and now the yard is full of rocks and rubble.My agent is now fighting with me that I'm responsible for getting rid of all the rocks and dirt.

I’ve got a few of these heavy duty Zinus ones that are rated for 4400 lbs, which are rock solid. https://www.zinus.com/foundati...They sell brackets for attaching it to a headboard, or the frame will sometimes drop down into an existing wooden bed frame and replace the slats that came with it (check the height). 

I'm in the Little Rock area myself.

Even then, he had noticed that the dark blue streaks running through the soft lime rock resembled human veins.

Plaster takes a while to get use to when repairing, but it is hard as a rock and looks just as good as drywall when painted.