https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/520-El-Camino-Real-309-San-Carlos-CA-94070/2057448433_zpid/
New construction, other units are for rent. Seems like it should be decent new construction, HOA fee isn't too bad. Why so much turnover.
It's right on El Camino so there's that.
I have one of those old houses with a dirt crawlspace that's pretty shallow and wood floors with no insulation (which would mold I'm sure if it was present). No A/C. I am looking into a vapor barrier. Just bought the house.
Meantime, at counter level where I have my little weather station, it shows 49% humidity but at the floor it shows 60%-65% unless I run a dehumidifier.
The dehumidifier is really loud but it does get the floor below 60%, do I need to worry about 65% humidity at floor level when it's < 50% just a couple feet up? I can run some fans, I like air movement anyway.
It's been a really cold spring so I only open windows in the afternoon if it's over 70 degrees out.
I'm worried about PGE charges, I have a VISANI dehumidifier and run it in the living room pretty much nonstop.
I have an old California house with a stupid shallow crawlspace that I need to have enough soil removed (it's touching wood in a bunch of places) and I have one bid that's a lot of money but from someone I have trusted with other landscaping work.
This is not about some sort of basement plan, this is to have the foundation accessible and the wood not at risk.