That is unless you utilize a 1031 exchange.Now, the parameters of dealer status aren't concrete.

We do the improvements utilities sewer and curb and gutter (concrete)

Ad a nice edge and it will look great.

I was looking for something that was a bit more concrete in how to analyze deals, find properties, etc.

I could see the possibility of it with a pier and beam house that has a wooden sub floor (though I think its probably completely unnecessary), but I would find it highly unlikely that you would ever see cabinets mounted into an actual concrete slab.

There are some really great looking concrete treatments now-a-days as well.

Is this a wood frame or concrete structure?

It makes the room seem much larger because the tile doesn't just stop at the bathtub.I also love to ad a set of colums somewhere, if I've opened up 2 rooms to each other.What ideas do you have?

In a 50s house you have some of the same issues as a 20's house ... exterior walls aren't insulated, single pane windows, wood rot under bath and kitchen, plaster or concrete walls.

They rock back and forth to try and get up.An idea you can use is an ADA toilet which is more expensive but it sits higher up than a standard toilet.