George this is kind of a weird one,,,There may be a problem with the horizontal drain pipe that picks  up the bathroom fixtures lacking sufficient grade.In fact it may be level or negative grade.In plain language "Ya cna't make a water drain "uphill".I would open enough wall up to put a small 6"  torpedo level on the drain and check grade.Secondly it might be a vented issue.If the individual fixtures in the basement bathroom are not vented properly ,you will have a problem draining fixtures quickly,hence,,,the soap suds may linger in the horizontal pipe and bubble up and out the lav sink and toilet,

It’s the horizontal runs that get you.

There is a vertical position ( buying now) and a horizontal ( future) component to success.

The thing that pops to me is that white horizontal trim board between the brick and the blue, I might paint that the same blue.

I went back, wrote them a very nice letter saying hey listen we’re still willing to buy the house “as-is” but it’s become more of a risk so it’s going to have to be $15,000 less (horizontal crack).

from my little sand box it was 2015/2016 when I closed my horizontal loans for a 40 home project we built out.. 

We are at very low affordability #'s which translates to higher values and with other stats, appears to suggest a relatively horizontal market with some dips for many years.

Another one...So what if I should happen to ask you how many sheets of drywall you would need to go over 48*27 linear inches horizontally?

But if it’s more of a “horizontal hotel” I really see the value in building bc of the creative freedom you get. 

I did not know one can install a horizontal bracket over a ladder that way.Thanks for sharing.