A little is good, but more makes for a difficult client.Proving up a seller's failure to disclose is never cut-and-dry as most think. 

Different type of contamination. 

My partner is skilled in plumbing, electrical, dry wall, mechanical, so that helped immensely.

Also if you can see that the streets are messed up around there, the sidewalks, or there is the black gumbo dirt with big cracks where it has dried out...again you will likely have issues in the future.$50 option money sounds really good these days...maybe even super low.You will likely pay for a survey....your lender or title will likely require one.Two story.....in Carrollton...almost sounds like Two Worlds or a townhome....two story single family might be tough to find for $200K. 

In the meantime, I'll keep my powder dry.

I know this may not be what you’re looking for but you’d be amazed how many pieces of trim these drying racks can hold.

The fact that I finally wrote out this thought shows me that there are a lot of factors and it's not so cut-and-dry.

i would paint the surface with any membrane like the one use in bathroom to prevent any of the pop corn falling off , then i would dry wall the whole area, good luck 

Some county’s have minimum acreage for this based on soil in the area, and zoning.

This acronym represents steps that should be implemented in the exact order they appear.As I collected my "Core 4" (Agent, Property Manager, Lender and Contractor) for BRRRR implementation, I received a call from my lender two days ago telling me that cash-out refinancing is drying up.