All remotes were wall mounted. 

There is a small wall mounted unit on the inside with the coolant lines passing through a small hole in the wall to an outside unit.

This can also make it a little awkward to mount/dismount the ladder when climbing onto a roof.

http://www.lumberliquidators.com/ll/c/Mount-Craig-Cherry-Resilient-Vinyl-Flooring-Tranquility-2MO/10024491 They are the full peel and stick kind.

They mount directly to studs and drywalled in.

Hi Everyone, I'm a new investor living in Rocky Mount, NC.

Conveniently located close to schools, shopping, and all the amenities of Mount Vernon and Skagit Valley.

It may be a lot, particularly if you're going to be exclusively offsite.You could get some distressed properties in southern Westchester county (Mount Vernon, Yonkers), in the $150k range, however, for higher rental demand, look towards the border with the Bronx.

My mom replaced one of her knees last year.She has to sit in hard chairs and for the toilet has one of those plastic toilet seats that sits up high and goes over the toilet.Easy to get up and down and doesn't affect the toilet.You get them from medical supply stores.If they can't fit in one of those then you could install a grab bar bext to the toilet mounted into the stud in the wall so they could use that instead of rocking on the toilet to get up.Usually the leak is not at the wax seal.It is at the bowl to the tank bolts or it can be at the water supply line going into the wall.Sometimes people wrench tighten the line at the wall which is correct but also do that at the point going into the tank.If you wrench instead of hand tighten at the tank you will crack or break the plastic seal and it will slowly leak into a larger leak.Is this toilet on a slab or is it on a plywood floor??

Can anyone give me some background info on Rocky Mount?