Hire a contractor with a camera, there are rigs that map out where the camera head is via gps.

The damaged blocks can be separated with a cement cutter and new blocks can be inserted and re grouted.

Was thinking 18 by 18 would be cheaper and use less grout and not take as long to cover the area.The flooring place says you use a little thicker mastic and thinner grout lines.Never laid tile before but it seems easy.Anything else needed besides bucket,trowels,mastic,tile cutter,grout,and spacers,and a level??

I have been using Quicken's Rental Property Manager since my 4 properties are basically pass through but its not the ideal because you have to rig it up a little depending on if you are using invoices and with the use of tags you can differentiate between properties.

It's a 1950's cookie cutter neighborhood where every home is the same (936sqft 3/1) homes in decent shape sell for 104k to 110k.

Do you use a laminate cutter?

Are you going to be working on a oil rig in the gulf?  

@Jeff Cutter Hi, welcome to BP!

I am also a RE Broker of 23 years and suffer from the bias of home buyers in our area always wanting the cookie cutter 3br/2ba.

Hey guysJust wanted some opinons, I am 19 , just moved to Edmonton Alberta, I hate it here but jobs are here, I worked construction and made just over 5 grand a month all last summer and now im working as an autmotive apprentice for 10 dollars an hour ( by 4th year ill be capped at 29.50$ an hour)I work 9-5 weekends off now, but the thing is Im kinda thinking about getting in construction, oil rigs again for fast money but I dont want to rethink this down the road and regret it, Fast money as in, money to get into serious full time investing as a career...I also want to move back to Ontario to get a Construction job next september...Is it worth the 65-75 hour weeks now till im 25 till I go full time investing or work 9-5 making 50k a year?