It has a tendency to want to stick together and will start to look like a string.

The tests at end of each unit are pretty tricky. 

It's understandable that for some who have resided in one unit for so long there's a tendency to see themselves as owners rather than renters or perhaps to assume they have somewhat "special" than other tenants.This may make them more of a pain during the renovating process. 

Northern New Mexico, especially Taos or Santa Fe is an amazing place to flip houses if you can do the work yourself or if you have a GC friend who wants to go in on a deal.

The developer is Tao.

I have just finished putting down 3 pallets of laminate in some of my rehabs, the most important things to look for are length of tongue (the short tongues have a tendancy to want to snap, plus they can move eisier), resistance to moisture, and of course looks.

Tenant emailed me saying he is moving out at end of lease.

In fact, it would be amazing to find one that wasn't experiencing problems.Consider: you have people making huge decisions for your property that you don't know, that have a tendency to be control freaks.

Structural simplicity does not yield less rent and at the same time has a tendency - not guaranteed but a tendency - to yield cheaper repair costs.

People losing their home have a tendency to qualify.