Most shifting or settling has more to do with soil than it does with the design.Are there plans available and do 'as builts' match plans for the place?

I'd hate to soil my reputation before I even start so I've slowed down on my aggressiveness with this until I figure this outCurious to see replies

Many Wholesalers do not conduct themselves with healthy business values that are vital in the growth of their business and nurturing relationships. 

He wants to come on to my property and inspect the trees with his expert and do a soil analysis.  

Here is why I dont invest in Balto ( I stay in AA county )  Healthy Holly , building and permits are horrible , high water bills ( now being held for ransom ) , murder capital of the east coast , high insurance rates , lousy public schools , higher property tax rates , lower if any appreciation , declining population , higher car insurance , corruption in government .  

Most sellers are willing to sell their properties below market if they are in distress, but at an amount that will cover all these costs and still allow you to make a healthy profit on of that?

I find it helpful to think of it similar to sustaining capital - you invest money back into your property replacing items like roofs, furnaces, etc to keep your investment alive and healthy and keep maintenance to a minimum.

If you extrapolate those numbers out for when you move out down the road, you'll have a very healthy cash flow and ratios.

@Chase McEntee  and If your buy and hold in Texas you have to be that much more diligent as Texas property tax's have taken down the best of intended investors along with soil issues in many parts of the state.. you can pretty much count on foundation fix's during the life of your ownership that will wipe out one to 3 years of cash flow just with that event

I Also live in Cincinnati to be specific I grew up in finneytown and currently live in mt healthy.