On the North end people don't even want to come to do repairs and no one is willing to manage it, cause it is supposedly the wild west, though I haven't encountered any problems there yet (knock on wood). 

Some old houses have wood paneling or wall paper, that's gotta go. 

Would adding a wood preserver before floating a thin layer of floor leveler be a viable alternative to the 1/4" c-board?

replaced the heating system to include central air. replace the carpeting with hard wood floors What was the outcome?

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment in The Woodlands.

Purchase price: $425,000

Cash invested: $90,000

Sale price: $775,000

Gorgeous 4 bedroom, 3 full bath, 2 half b...

Slim pickings in my neck of the woods.

I'm not keen on spending thousands of dollars right now to dig up and replace the sewer line to get rid of the bellies, so I figure jetting the sewer line once a year could buy me some time before I have to pay for a more permanent fix4) Electric water heaters - flush out the water every couple years; not sure if anything else needed5) Wood destroying insects - termites and other WDI are a concern in this area but I'm not entirely sure the best way to keep this in check.

Neighbors place of business caught fire, (from a wood stove/ mini incinerator) gutted the place, including the rental apartment connected to it, bad enough that they decided to level the place. they decided to use a 40 ton excavator to bring it down, and instead of using the businesses driveways, they tried going through our yard, breaking a retaining wall with a fence, leaving DEEP ruts, damaging our driveway and the main road, cut down tree branches, which they threw and hit one of our parked cars.

Originally posted by @Roy Cleeves:Hi Tanner - you can connect with my friend Riz Jamal from Clarity Mortgages in Kitchener as he has just registered with Tarion. 

And I installed laminate wood in my current rental in VA so that's not an issue either.