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Edita D.
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Bad soils of Fort Worth, TX: maintaining constant level of moisture

Edita D.
  • Investor
  • San Diego, CA
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Hello,

Our property located in Fort Worth,TX had a foundation repair after which it was recommended maintaining a constant level of moisture in the soil near and under the house (by placing a soaker hose on each side of the foundation no farther than 12'' from the edge of foundation to water DAILY during hot and dry months).

Our property management company wrote a letter to our tenant explaining this, however I can not guarantee tenant complies. 

Any Fort Worth landlords out there? What do you guys do with your properties? Did you hire a gardener to do this?

Thanks!

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