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Yes it is a good setup. It allows the trucks to get into some smaller spots since they are not pulling a longer trailer like and end or a side dump would be. That truck was from Idaho Materials and Construction.

I would not disagree with you on that. If the concrete walls had been formed on the outside all the way down to the footing then it would have been easier to retrofit it but that is not the case. We are actually going to be tearing out the entire house foundation due to lack of reinforcement. We will be showing this in a video in the next couple weeks. In Middleton, Idaho area they do not put a lot of rebar in house foundations.

That spot was not too bad but 6ft down the pipe on the other side of the pier it was crumbling. That pipe was installed in 1952.

Please confirm this with your local department of environmental health and building department but typically your leach lines need to be a minimum of 10ft away from your home or any other permanent structure and 5 ft away from a property line. I am not aware of any health issues caused by the leach lines emitting anything int the air. The emitters are about 12” below grade. Alternative Septic Systems are normally inspected once a year.

If you have your siding selected at the framing stage it is a great to add a second stud where the sheets will break. you can nail the sheets on one stud at the break. You do not need to caulk the butt joints if the joint is covered by a batt as the caulking is there to protect the WRB from UV rays.

Is the lot in the city of San Diego? If not what city? I would call dig alert and have them mark out all public utilities. This is free and they have to do it in 48 hours after you contact them. Once you know where the public utilities are located I would contact the local water district and find out what it will cost to get a water meter and connect to sewer. This will just be their fee. You will need to connect with an underground contractor to determine what the actual installation costs will be if the lines needs to be extended or if there is road work involved. If it does not have public water or sewer you will need to contact a well drilling company and septic contractor to determine cost and feasibility as well as the County of San Diego who issues permits for those to check the perk tests and determine if the septic or wells from neighboring lists will impact where you can put your well or septic system. Here is a link to our playlist on UA-cam on how to buy land in San Diego County. ua-cam.com/play/PLOduT8PbapfE6K928b7tTD8j_bv2RkPs3.html&si=7vKUidWGVTMMcPa9 If you need additional help you can contact us at freemansconstruction.com

@@RealPropertyShow Yes. The lot is in Encanto area of San Diego.Thank you very much. Will do.

@jonardlopez5019 did you get everything figured out for that piece of land?

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I think we had 10 guys on this concrete pour.

That is the standard yellow color of the primer that James Hardie puts on all their siding that is not pre painted.

Thank you.

The pin will mark the actual point of the property corner. Sometimes you will reference points referenced on a record of survey as well. The surveyors will use these put the pins at the property corners.

Z- Bar is the metal flashing that runs horizontal between the 4x8 Fiber Cement Siding sheets. You can have Z - Bar bent with custom dimensions depending on the thickness of the siding or trim that it is flashing.

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The batts and trim are all Hardie fiber cement just like the sheets of siding.

This is not something that I am familiar with how to do. I would check with a licensed land surveyor that is local to you that would be able to assist with understanding this.

We recommend that you are always insured for at or above the actual cost it will take to rebuild your home. The 25% extension on the primary dwelling (Coverage A ) will help to cover any unknowns. I would make sure the base coverages would cover the rebuild and the extension is there as added insurance to make sure you have enough funds.

Interesting!

The concrete in the basement is all staying. The old basement walkout walls are being removed. The foundation will be retrofitted to carry the load of a new story home.

On average, Santa Fe dehumidifiers can save around $250 per year on operating costs. The cost to run a dehumidifier can range from $10-$30 per month, or $120-$360 per year, depending on the size, usage time, and local electricity rates. A 70 pint dehumidifier uses 600-700 watts. Here is more info at this link www.sylvane.com/santa-fe-dehumidifiers-faq.html

SDG&E typically wants 30 to 36" of cover over the line that feeds the electrical meter. If it is a line going to a subpanel that is after the meter you can put 24" of cover on that line. Please check with SDG&E or the building department to confirm.

The living area of the ADU is 1200 sq ft. The porches and garage are not included in that square footage.

Haha. Full of sewage and watching the septic tank pumper get shocked by the electric fence. That was shocking!

It was not mentioned in the original video but the HVAC contractor had not installed the drain pan yet. There was one installed after the video was shot. It is recommended to installed a drain pan as you mentioned. Thanks for watching. Have a great weekend!

I responded to you on another comment you sent. Did you get that message?

@thulsa5218 Owens Corning doesn’t say it will last longer. The thicker shingle is mostly to give it a more realistic wood shingle look. Here is a link to product info guide on the Owens Corning Website www.owenscorning.com/NetworkShare/Roofing/10017755.pdf

@@RealPropertyShow yes of course I saw the product on the website. Its is widely well know however that in a thicker class 4, ect shingle will last longer than a thinner lighter weight version.

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James Hardie recommends using stainless steel finish nails when installing the battens. It will depend on the substrate you are fastening to. Here is a link to their installation instructions. Check out page 53 downloads.ctfassets.net/dzi2asncd44t/1QlIBbVJYK7IskazmHqxmH/1fb870c50bdc8f5640bca662c6d672c2/Best-Practice-Guide-HZ5-US-English.pdf

Here is the link to the hunting app www.onxmaps.com/. Thanks for watching!

A certain PIECE or parcel of land situated in Section 10, Township 5 South, Range 6 East, Parish of Livingston, State of Louisiana, containing 0.50 acres and being more particularly described as follows: Commence at a point North 138.19 feet, West 70.38 feet, North 02°29'11" West 260.16 feet, North 03°30'01" West 65.54 feet, North 06°26'50" West 69.31 feet, North 12°12'58" West 57.38 feet, North 18°24'45" West 53.13 feet, North 22°12'56" West 19.12 feet from the Northeast corner of the Southwest Quarter of Section 10, Township 5 South, Range 6 East, Thence North 89°37'28" West 1142.55 feet to ½"IR FD and corner; thence North 01°55'06" West 322.67 feet to ½"IR FD and corner; thence North 88°54'23" East 582.82 feet to ½"IR FD and corner; thence North 45°21'01" East 390.01 feet to spike set being the Point of Beginning; thence North 45°21'01" East 153.59 feet to spike set and corner; thence South 07°25'43" East 129.23 feet to spike set; thence South 07°37'50" East 84.46 feet to spike set and corner; thence South 72°30'43" West 124.26 feet to IR Set; thence North 07°31'47" East 142.49 feet to spike set back to Point of Beginning, all containing.50 acres all as per the and survey

@zulyochoa please email any pictures or copies of your parcel map as well as the legal description to info@realpropertytv.com and we will see if we help. Thanks for watching.

Here is a video on how to read a record of survey that may help How to Read a Record of Survey ua-cam.com/video/J8uzPEUUyCQ/v-deo.html

Definitely could be an issue if it is not handled properly. It is good info to have if you own the property and a must if you are representing a buyer as there real estate agent. For the owner of the land or the one buying it they will have to determine if the upside of having the fence moved is more than upsetting a neighbor. Might be able to work a deal where you improve their fence for them and get the fence in the correct spot.

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Keith it will depend if the surveyor can locate any existing pins that a previous Surveyor had placed. If they can find the existing pins and do not have to set any new pins or record a record of survey you are looking at spending $2,000 to $3,500. If you are just locating two pins and one property line it may cost $750 to $1,500.

Great questions. If you have the space to put the dehumidifier in a mechanical room in a basement or in an attic that can be access wither by stairs or by an attic ladder it would definitely be more convenient to change the filter. There is a remote sensor that allows you to read the condition of the air. This can mount on a wall down inside your home. Here is a link to the manufacturers website for more info www.santa-fe-products.com/product/compact-70-dehumidifier/. These dehumidifiers work great in conditioned crawlspaces and attics inside custom homes. Thanks for watching and commenting!

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My apologies. I am not an expert in reading the bearings. A licensed land surveyor would most likely be able to help with this. Here is a link to a UA-cam channel that may be able to help you youtube.com/@leansurvey8212?si=TMMR2WyUUZmxUO_y

The bearings are read clockwise around the property, so from pin at sw corner toward the nw corner

@@RealPropertyShow than you should not be instructing on how to read a survey.

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Howdy this is Brian Freeman. What type of development deals are you looking for?

@@RealPropertyShow mainly residential over 15 acre, something that I can make planning and survey and sell it to a developer

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Not at the moment. There may be homes built on this lot in the future if the lot is subdivided.

There was drain pan installed under this unit after we shot this video. Here is a link to the manufactures instructions www.santa-fe-products.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/TS-1101.pdf

Glad it was helpful!

Yes, I would recommend asking the seller to have a licensed surveyor locate and pin the property corners in the purchase agreement. This would need to be done during the inspection period and be a contingency of you purchasing the land. You cannot verify setbacks, encroachments or property boundaries until this done.

I am not certain what you are asking about your land. Can you get us more details?

@@RealPropertyShow One side of my lot measures 280.45' but when I measured it only measures 264 it needs 16 feet, and the other side measures 543.90' and when I measured it only measures 527 feet it needs 16 feet again.

Hi Chelsey. You do not have to caulk the battens but it does look nicer if you do after it painted. We caulked all the battens into the wall siding on this home. Here is a link to install instructions from James Hardies website for vertical siding. www.jameshardiepros.com/getattachment/2510b556-ee39-416d-8ef7-198c698f4cc7/hardiepanel-single-family-hz10-us-en.pdf

Ann thanks for watching our videos. We appreciate the feedback. Have a wonderful day!

@TWilson thanks for the info. OnX Maps and Landglide will get you close but what you are saying about the GPS is ideal. You would need to know your coordinates and get them punched into the gps prior to locating the corners. We did not punch in the coordinates for this video. We strictly relied on the prepopulated maps and property lines to get us close. Have a great day and thanks for sharing!