No one talks about shaving off thickness of the foundation slab.

They are fairly thick so they take a long time to rust through depending on the conditions.

We never made a dime on CF, but in retrospect it did not matter, by holding the properties long term through thick and thin, we did way better than we otherwise would have.

Thanks. laminate, you want to go with a minimum of AC4 and pad under (some have pad attached) for sound and thermalvinyl, min 3mm thickness. if manufacturer doesn't say otherwise, use pad here tookeep extra just for the case of tenants dragging fridge across all house...you being in snow territory, i would tile the entrances.check your competition and just go a bit extra for the wow factor.you want tenants to look for your rentals, not competition'sand screen for the best

And as Jay mention competition is thick.

If you're going to go into this market all I say is be ready, have "thick skin", have your systems in place or perhaps look into other towns perhaps.  

It is durable and comes in many colors, thicknesses, quality levels. 

The insurance companies probably has all this printed out inside some thick booklet using insurance lingo that the layman has no clue about.  

Provide 3mil thick large plastic bags, boxes, etc. to make their move easier.

Positive cash flow is the life blood that will keep your investment alive through thick and thin.