., @Bill Gulley, great to know we could speak French! 

Then as foundation work starts, will do the digging for new lines as well as repairing the french drain.  

With my extensive background in building construction and French speaking, I get therefore, involved in an international real estate development career.

And I think I'm going to take up French lessons.

Might start with over size eave and downspouts first and then maybe a french drain/sump pump arrangements (if needed),,,hopefully not. 

If you do have basement water problems, they can be solved with a well-designed french drain.* If you are having more problems with your well than what is typical for that area, you may need to get your well inspected to see if your well casing needs to be replaced.

Shannon and Keith French are experts on doing lease option in Maryland.

Thanks,Manuel.Ps: sorry for my english: i am french but live in Mexico (RIVIERA MAYA) and a big fan of bigger pocket...

.- New washer/dryer (hookups fine) and pantry shelves- New french door to patio- New fireplace (direct vent, upscale)- There are plenty recessed lights, but "statement" light fixtures need to be replaced (kitchen pendants, dining room)- Garage is ok- New closet doors for 3 bedsAny help would be appreciated!!

The mentor couldn't care less about you and will drop you like 3rd period French class at their earliest opportunity.Forget about hotel tv gurus.