I’ve been researching different markets and properties using several different tools, from BiggerPockets calculators to DealCheck.io to homemade spreadsheets, to assess deal quality.

I have seen this kind of thing before too.I assumed an (((overbuilt))) BBQ from the 50's that someone tore down when they got a new Broil King.Or it could be a home made cap for an old time hand dug well.Old BBQ: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

I take it you did not spec the job out in writing and may have just said, re-tile my bathroom and etc... leaving a lot open to interpretation by the workman.I take it you did not inspect the work on a regular basis as it was being completed.Tile over tile is sometimes done--but in this instance, the installer is obviously not well enough skilled to pull it off.And the black grouting looks like the worst grouting job I've ever seen.You can rent a jackhammer from many Home Depots, and bring that wall down to scratch plaster, or whatever is behind it.A cup of coffee and a Saturday morning would probably get it done, then it's just a sweep up job.There are companies that specialize in redoing bathrooms, they will have pics of their work and if you pick an established one with a good track record, the workers they send over might do a good job.With the water lines going out and back into the building, and the electrical switch (non-code complaint outlet as no little doors over the holes, and wiring appears to be outside a metal (non-UL looking) (possibly homemade) surface box and plastered over).

We renovated the entire property and home. Made

Purchased as distressed home, made improvements, and rented to single or multiple tenets .

4.) use a good lease contract (nothing homemade or "typed up" by a local attorney)5.) maintain good property insurance (your lender will make you), comes with liability6.) get umbrella insurance that covers the rest up to $1MMHere is my question: If you do all that, what would have to happen, so a tenant can sue you AND win AND get awarded more than $1MM by a judge?

Hi everyone, we are in the process of looking for a new cleaner for one of our STR's and the cleaner said they prefer to use their own homemade cleaning supplies...vinegar and water, orange water etc..  

@Engelo Rumora Hmmmm, maybe we met somewhere before :-)and subway cookies are crap, homemade are much better!

but the research on the ridiculous concentration of antibiotics in regular milk is pretty conclusive and I MUST have my homemade latte every day, lol ) .

I can not find any information  about your company other that a home made Web site which lists no properties.