Installing thicker laminate will add value and durability but what is most important it will add strength to the locking system.

Some of them take advantage of the fact they have more audacity and physical strength than their clients, and play the bully.

I like the market strength of Boston and how you can exercise different rental strategies to get higher rents. 

What are your goals, strengths, etc? 

Please everyone - no matter where and how (notes, lending, flipping, etc.) you decide to invest - make sure you do your research, it fits your strengths/weaknesses/situation, and you take your time!

Rebar holds, yes, but it has its own rapture strengths.

Know your strengths as well as your weaknesses. 

I haven't had a problem with this ( I own two in Disney area)...but I think it might depend on the strength of your bank relationship, and/or finding the right bank...The first property I bought with an unsecured loan (yes unsecured!)

So I would say they both are good but it's what direction you take with them that determines their potential strengths and weaknesses.

I have never used the foam approach, but as an after-care application agree that it might be easier to get a supporting surface into a tight space better than mixing up fix-all or cement, I just don’t know if it will have enough strength and rigidity.