I really dislike particle board especially the sink base cabinet.One leak and they swell up, crumble and it's irreversible.Tenants always put too much stuff into their sink cabinet.  200 bottles of hand detergent, DW detergent, cleaners, bleach, comet, rolls of kitchen napkins, candles, extra kettles, and 500 supermaket plastic bags filling every air void existing in there meaning any minor leak will not be noticed by them until it's pooling on the floor.

That was my impression too though, grease in the kitchen perhaps from not using the exhaust or frying a lot of stuff.

What is a female hygiene product in paper or plastic?

@Larry Fried - Absolutely I will be vetting the team I'd be working with including visit.

On Fri, 27 Jul at 3:59 PM , BARBARA PHILLIPS  wrote:Bigger PocketsI already know the investment property I want in Florida I know what business i want on the property.

I don't think the structure is damaged or weakened (no leaning that I can see) but just holes where branches came through and plastic lining dangling some.For the black mold, will using bleach water to clean it all up suffice?

This is really easy to do if you have plastic drain piping from the sink to the trap adapter in the wall. 

As long as the wall is open install a code compliant (ours are some kind of high strength plastic) glass block window. 

Originally posted by @Mark Fries:@Jessey Kwong yes, when I buy a property, I claim everything that comes with it. not sure if this is correct..but I dont really care. the odds of an issue arising are slim to none, and if it does I will deal with it then.I strongly disagree with @Mark Fries.

@Ali Boone  and @Larry Fried I think your advice makes sense to just buy it and figure out the LLC later, why get all worked up about that stuff before I even get started.