Removed water from crawlspace & Installed sump pump, Fixed roof leaks, repaired rotted structure, and cleaned up yardWhat was the outcome?

@Joe VilleneuveI agree, without an inspection to let you know about the solidarity of each aspect of this house (I.E, if there’s wood rot from leaks causing the sup in the floor or something else causing the shift, expenses may outweigh your rental cash flow and put you under at least temporarily

We would like a cut and dry mothod that takes the emotions of wanting to be liked out of it and makes it more of a business decision.Ideas or advice would be appreciated!!

The dry cleaner has to stay open.

It’s when the number of “me too” competitors gets to the point that prices are driven down and profits dry up.

If you put them upside down on a piece of cardboard, then spread a very thin layer of thinset on the back and let it dry, it will hold it in place long enough to allow you to place correctly.Make sure to follow his directions.

One month later, the bayou was dead, turns out the ground water was contaminated with PERK (dry cleaning chemical) that had been leaking for decades from a dry cleaner in the retail center.

There are also a few small dry wall repairs here and there but nothing major on the inside.

If it's plywood and it's been leaking, there's a good chance the subfloor needs to be replaced because of dry rot.

We only went painted to save costs from ripping it out and putting dry wall up.