If you try and reach the #1 officer at a base the size of Ft Hood or NAS Mayport, good luck.

Then when you get back from your sabbatical you'll at least have a base to build on. 

I know I can hop on YouTube and get a basic understanding of doing it on my own, but I would much rather rely on the contractor as they would have a much better gage of what a project would cost. 

This bigger rock makes a base. 

Basements in Dundalk will flood for the same reason a basement in Rockville will flood, and it has nothing to do with high tides, hurricanes, or other factors related to being a part of the Chesapeake Bay watershed area.

@Joe Splitrock I think it's a basic math problem. 

As a state capitol with one of the largest colleges in the country, and as a base for many large companies such as JPMorgan Chase, L Brands, Honda, Nationwide and State Farm Insurance just to name a few, Columbus has a tremendous need for multifamily housing fed by a growing population, a low cost of living along with a high ranking as one of the safest cities for families with young children.

You set a base price and a minimum and Pricelabs does the rest.

One stroke of the government pen that closes a base and your investment goes to zero overnight.

I am not really interested in room by room house hacking unless I find a house with a basement that I could rent out.