What's happening here is bigger than the nationwide cycles that will certainly also occur, and a market correction nationwide will likely intensify what is happening in this area.In the years leading up to 2000, you didn't see this level of industry and foreign investment or development.  

This would be a low capital investment and would not be as management intensify.

We came back from very long trip and then found my apartmnet was flooded , they drilled holes in ceilings to drain apartment above us , holes everywhere on our ceilings, made our rooms flooded, furniture damage kitchen appliance, filthy water everywhere mattresses, clothing in stores wet,  please tell me what to do next.....very rude management, big machined dehumidifiers everhwhere, we were shocked , above all they didnt even informed us befor throwing my rugs in my patiopm couches in kitnchen....broke my couch, t.v stand , cbale wires all aound......and when we got into office, they say , hey why you guys are here is everything o.k....Manager didnt know anything.....o.m.g.....we have 3 kids......such a terrible incident, everything is ruined, water got into everything...they are not letting us get out of lease, thinking to get a lawyer, how to get claim done...should i sui them...please advice...thankyou

Hi Folks,Toying with the idea of painting the rug covered floor in the attic of our new rental in Bethlehem PA.

@Ned Carey Too many mainstream press articles about "income properties", a growth in the number of flip shows on television and, yes, folks who wouldn't know a stacked townhouse from a duplex talking about real estate .... it's why we haven't been buying much up here for the past 18 months.I would like someone to just pull the rug and get on with it .... we're ready :-)

Do you allow shoddy work to be done on your home, and just sweep it under the rug?

If it was vacant, I'd probably need to replace the whole carpet.But, if somebody came in now and saw it with the current tenant living there, they probably wouldn't notice a thing with the tenant's furniture and rugs covering up those patches.Let's say a prospective tenant checks the place while the current tenant is still living there, doesn't see any problems with the carpet and likes it enough to sign a lease.What happens when the new tenant moves when its vacant and notices the problems with the carpet?

I just like their rugged but refined appearance.I'll probably replace my Jetta with a Toyota Prius.

Just one other question regarding the rug ring.

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