I suggest making your brush strokes horizontal to allow gravity to pull the lines of paint together.

While this is exciting and opens the door to opportunity, they really need investors to make the shift since they aren't used to buying the land and funding the build without the buyer already in tow.So I have an abundance of deals to do basically those parts, either develop subdivisions with all the horizontal infrastructure and sell lots, or fund builders spec homes in these developments, preferably all sustainable because a known stick builder can come in and build without any help.So if any of this interests you or you think I would be someone you want to know, drop me a message and we can talk all about it.

The more work a developer has to do upfront the less of a purchase price you get.For example a seller selling a piece of land zoned residential with a house on it.The developer will have to level the house or have it taken away, clear off all the trees and brush, then grade the land to get it site ready along with putting in horizontal improvements.Before they do all that not only will they need to get zoning changed but have their site plan approved with density needs, access points, etc.All of that a developer wants approved before they buy as their price to the buyer is based on the developers highest and best use in their projection model once finished.

A 4'0" x 4'0" horizontal slider is one of the easiest ways to meet this.

Also your horizontal ones have a lot of space on both sides and people tend to try to smack them off.

My unit does have the characteristic horizontal cracks but it's not something that's going to fall apart any second now.

I’m gonna go out on a limb and assume this is a pipe that’s in a fundamentally horizontal position.

@Chris Martin  what I always do when I want this question answered and I suspect the question is horizontal development costs.. which vary widely around the country..

Repainting the exterior with these SW Repose gray (siding), SW snowbound white(trims) and SW rave red(door) but anyone with experience has some suggestions on whether to use 1 color on siding or paint horizontal and vertical siding with 2 different colors? 

How far horizontally from the vent stack to location of the 'gurgling sink'?