The caveat is, there is a minimum standard or you start paying in other ways like reduced rent and poorer quality tenants.Solid surface flooring offers a number of benefits.

So take the time to research carefully.In Conclusion…This 3 Part Newbie Overall just touches the surface of the factors involved in making a solid land purchasing decision.

I was fortunate to build some degree of momentum during my first few years in real estate before the problems surfaced. 

Water deposits are sneaky dirt, clinging to good surface.

That's why Home Depot and Lowe's sells those multi-piece inserts so they'll fit through the door.For a rental, I prefer the clean, easy maintenance, no grout to clean or repair surface of fiberglass.

, and - since it was not a living surface - there was no one standing there sprinkling it in the 100 degree heat. 

My advice is to harden the rental at the first opportunity -- rip all the carpet out and put in a hard-surface floor such as tile, hardwood, laminate, or vinyl.

This time, would like to use a cleaning crew to clean the whole house top to bottom (clean windows in & out, vacuum, wash floors in kitchen and bath, wipe down all surfaces in kitchen including cabinets). 

I mean the banks will make the loan that means they have no fear of value being lowered becasue of a mineral right not running with the land.And its SOOOOO hard to get rights to surface mining in MOST areas these days.. out west you need to be a mutli national company to afford the process.. 

Though on the surface it can look like a fabulous deal, if the price is too cheap it maybe the second mortgage that is being sold and buying that entitles you to owing on the first.