Right now, it's just cement floors and walls, has a toilet and laundry installed.

When reviewing your local codes you may find some of the older garages were built right up against the property line.If the garage is down new set backs come into play & trust me it can be an added expense not being able to used the old cement pad.We built ours for $4500 but the doors, electrics & ancillary mechanicals add up.One we are considering now would be built against the home with an addition (it's a Cape) above the garage for a master bath & closet.Have fun.

I bought him a portable cement mixer for $2,500 to use on my house since he would have to rent for $150 per day. 

If I'm going to play soccer, I'm researching the field, observing players in warmups, ensuring I'm in the best possible shape to be successful, etc.When it comes to investing, you have to ask yourself if you are going to have a cement foundation up to the standards required in the state of Florida, or if you're going to have a house of cards.

Tenant's dog urinated in the garage and sweep into the cement.

Currently this garage is completely empty except for the walls, cement flooring and 4 support posts.

@Russ Smith they sell an add mixture you out in the thinset which allows you to install on plywood, however I prefer to put down cement board first.

This cements the info the SBA rep told me on the phone about what is supposed to happen post-1k advance.

My first concern was the wiring of the house isn't equipped but she assured me she would pay my electrician to install a sub panel in the garage and add a cement wall.

If you're handy, they're easy to install (sub-breakers/cement pads/hanging air handlers), and if you can find an AC guy to run the line sets and charge the system there's some $$ saved.