Same soil additives?  

@Tedroy Johnson Are you needing to do a wet double, a dry double, an assignment, a sub-to, a sandwich lease....?

I say full time but in reality I have been building rentals and managing a nightly rental because the trustee's sales all but dried up the last couple of years.

We have a multifamily under contract (to use as a rental and owner occupancy, maybe condo-ize it someday) in the Roxbury/Dorchester area and would like to make something of the basement, which has a high ceiling and looks dry, but of course they're always damp at least.  

pardon my ignorance, i'm an engineer by day so i deal with cut and dry, this is a hobby and infact this is my first deal of any sort.

According to the contractor, the soil on the lot would allow for a much more reasonably priced system and tells me I should try and purchase the land. 

@Jarrett CoppinIf you have dry powder and patience, wait for the collapse and buy cheap assets from the guys who couldn't wait and went belly up.  

That all dried up in '08 and my equity disappeared over night.  

or is it cut and dry and it is useless unless you get additional licenses for each other state.

The lakes are drying up pretty quickly and with more people moving here and putting their straw into the lake to water lawns, bathe and drink water, I see that becoming a real problem if not addressed.