Possibly new laminate/tile flooring (currently ceramic tile)Thank you.

@Patrick Wheeler   Let me take a crack at this one.First, the property info in the MLS often contains errors.

The best thing about this is that the home was built using shipping containers that can break down into 6 different parts to move to another location.

The cost difference between removal of cracked ceramic tile and leaving it is $555 so I will probably just remove it. 

I am 100% sure that I want my first purchase to be a multifamily home in the Bluegrass area.Also I've heard that ZIllow and other housing sites do not contain all property for sale and that I would need to contact a Real Estate Agent for a more thorogh list of my target area's property.

This list would contain the zip code and corresponding name of the municipality, and a breakdown of the number of SFRs.

(d) Whether asserted as a claim or counterclaim, a tenant may recover damages directly arising from a breach of the warranty of habitability, which may include, but are not limited to, any reduction in the fair rental value of the dwelling unit, in any court of competent jurisdiction.(2) If a rental agreement contains a provision for either party in an action related to the rental agreement to obtain attorney fees and costs, then the prevailing party in any action brought under this part 5 shall be entitled to recover reasonable attorney fees and costs.HISTORY: Source: L. 2008: Entire part added, p. 1824, § 3, effective September 1.Gail

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As you probably know, a child under 6 cannot live in an apartment that contains lead paint, and you cannot turn someone away because you don't want to get a place deleaded (of course there are always ways around it)Also note that once you test for lead, I believe (could be wrong) that you will always have to disclose that information to someone.

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