I'm looking at buying a house off-market that has a bowing foundation with horizontal cracks.

For example, you take horizontal photos of spaces that are tall and narrow, so you should have shot them vertically.

Does Easy Street fund horizontal development?

Shallow vertical oil wells can have pretty small pads, while some deep horizontal wells with multiple holes can have some probably 10 acres.Minerals are superior to the land, so while not all that common, so someone who just holds the land, but does not have a good surface rights agreement could find a drilling rig in their backyard. 

My experience is that I can rent a two bed/one bath upstairs apt for $650/month.Mortgage - $300 (assumption is conventional loan...this is variable)Maintenance - $32.5 (5%)Management - $65 (10%)Property Tax - $50Total Expenses - 447.5Net - $252.5Quite honestly, I think I could make these numbers look better (refinance my duplex and get cash out for much less for example), but I'm curious what others think.I should probably state that my goals for right now are horizontal income without too much work.

This would be pulling down horizontal siding on both sides of a garage of a duplex and replacing it with something else - vinyl, maybe?

It is a pre-manufactured, and much "beefier" (Lower left photo) support system designed to provide additional vertical and horizontal resistance in wind, snow, and seismic zones for which the design criteria has been pre-approved and stamped by an engineer.

Have you explored horizontal boring to mitigate the costs of crossing under the roadway?

Would a 3 inch horizontal crack in sheet rock be anything to worry about?

You can vent horizontally out the wall.