Remember, what may be obvious to you may not be obvious to your tenant who thinks it's acceptable to flush kitty litter down the toilet and who dips into your fridge and eats that brisket you were saving.

leave them in. cut them back flush with an oscillating tool. then cover the gaps with a toe-kick that matches your cabinet color

Most I can say is they are VERY heavy and I'm not sure the floor can be flush after w/o major surgery.  

We're currently working to get him a new high flush toilet which he'll contribute $400 and probably runs us $250 as part of the project.

I have been there when I am feeling flushed and the bank account is healthy but I am always thinking about future expenses.

I have been there when I am feeling flush and the bank account is healthy but I am always thinking about future expenses.

Shortly after takeover we installed low flush toilets and aerators. 

I guess with a lower interest rate, the funding fee could be neutralized over time, it just seems like a lot of money to be flushing down the toilet, especially if they're only giving me 90% LTV.Thanks!

Treating your tenants right, does not mean flushing your profits down their clogged drain!

Keep doing what you are doing and flush the W2 toilet!