And that's where the erosion problems showed up.When I say erosion, I mean SEVERE erosion.  

Vinyl is a good option too. The

You raise a great point about the test of time too. The

It was a nice walkout too. The

Windows are old too. The

Raise that rent next year too, the rest of the landlords are there yearly.

I fought tooth and nail to acquire this property and so far the education it's provided me with is invaluable.

Kind of a funny answer but if you are able to build a relationship and get them talking about how they bought it and how they have felt owning it, then they will be more likely to tell you helpful information about the property and their situation.. i.e. that they got seller financing when they purchased(then you can ask them for it too), the property has never had the roof replaced, information about tenants, whether they have raised the rents in the past or not, etc. 

But the place I'm looking at might be a near Gut down to some studs, which we are new too. The

Everyone is finally coming around to the thought process that it'sA horrible business model.Illegal.Everyone who used to fight tooth & nail about how it wasn't illegal or was a good business model has probably gone out of business.