Pet urine will seep thru the cracks in the flooring, and saturate the under layment.Ceramic tile, the grout gets soaked the urine seeps thru and saturates the under layment.Concrete the urine saturates into the cement and it's terrible.You will never win and damages may not appear for a period of time.   

Tenants that don't leave, can take several months, and when leave, you will find broken items, holes in walls, cement poured down the toilet, etc.

Recently a Sheriff Sale bidder told me of a property where the exiting owner took a sledge hammer to every wall, every granite countertop and cement to every drain and toilet. 

In this case, the cement floor in the basement wasn't done right, and had cracked, buckled, shifted and heaved.

The roof is mint and was replaced past three years but everything else needs work, its a full basement but has a bulging cement.

It’s been on and off the market since February 2017 with more than three price reductions since. 2005 stucco cement block duplex/ one side has had recent renovationsListed  price: 194kCurrent rents @ 900/unitMy offer: 160k Prinipal + interest: 729Property tax: 147Home insurance: 75PMI: 111Vacancy @ 10% = 180 Repairs @ 5% = 90 (property is practically turn key)NOI: 4689.3% cap rate I’m new to investing and analyzing deals I would appreciate any professional adviceAccording to my numbers each unit would be 234/unit positive cash flow.

Hey Mario, (and anyone else lol) I am a carpenter of 15+ years here in the Midwest; and a common misconception of most is that your ext siding (be it wood,vinyl,cement,stucco, etc) is a waterproof barrier....THIS IS NOT THE CASE!!

A blue, red or orange shirt advertising the community might just cement their involvement.Hopefully, this has helped those that are curious about taking on the role of a community coordinator and making a neighborhood yard sale happen.

The guy's day job was in charge of security at the 1963 NY Worlds's Fair, got the cement from there, and the rest of the materials from the building where he worked.

Cement siding is what?