I actually went on the roof and it is soft in some areas so I know the plywood is probably rotted through. 

I'm just amazed at how much of the skills (soft and hard skills) that I've really developed over the last couple years have come from outside study and work I've been doing on my own to improve my understanding of the economy, business, finances/investing, leadership/communication, and real estate.  

Tread softly. 

One of my december tenant is kind of soft spoken person, hardly to argue.

We had more qualified tenants apply for our unit, however, I had a soft spot for this couple.

@Charlie Moore don’t be soft.

Make sure when you do your walk through your looking and sensing the flooring as you walk through, does it feel soft etc.

Type IB is the poured concrete alternative (reinforced concrete or steel frame), which prices at $160.49 psf.Remember, that's for every single square foot, and it's just hard costs--soft costs rise proportionately.

Kwikset LocksFlooring I use LVP, generally a click type  I replace all brick mold on ext doors with Vinyl, I use solid vinyl for exterior window sils, and trims when rotten. we replace ceiling fans with just lights (less to fail, and less to get hurt on) we use combo Smoke and CO detectors, so there is only one device for each location they are installed instead of 2kitchen cabinets, whoever has the best sale, and if you want soft close, add it on, dont buy them already on the cabinets, WAY CHEAPER. we generally swap water heaters to electric with stainless flex hook up lines for easy and cheap replacement down the road. also we often replace furnace and A/C or add A/C (im licensed so for me its pretty cheap) if the systems are older

Also, I have a huge soft spot for distressed houses and the older the better.