Now, I have seen my share of destruction from angry home owners who wanted to stick it to the banks who foreclosed on them.Broken windows, smashed tiles, cracked bathtubs and toilets, sprayed painted kitchen cabinets, ruptured copper pipes, poured concrete down toilets and bathtub drains.

Things such as knocking down walls, raising ceilings, framing, installing carpet/hardwoods/tiles, ect.?

like maybe a step by step on how to lets say patch a dry wall hole, or maybe laying tile, things that might save some folks some cash if they do it themselves?

I'm at the head of it, so I see the drain tiles feeding it, but I guarantee everyone downstream thinks it's some babbling natural brook.

I am assuming you used tile flooring in the bathroom.

As he was trying to reattach these ceiling tiles he nicked one of the radiant heat lines in the house.

And in the future, write leases to reflect that structure.In the meantime, work on getting her out.We feel we're being underpaid anyway for the unit, but have kept them on as we were dealing with crap from the other 2 floors for the past few months.It's a 1400+ sq ft 3-bedroom unit, 9 foot ceilings, tile kitchen w/ custom solid wood cabinetry, separate pantry, W/D hookups in laundry, pergo living room and dining room, all bedrooms beautiful original hardwood.She pays $950Comparable units go for a good bit more in our area.

As you can see, no way to access from the front, as it's all tiled.

I've since switched over to 1x2 tile or the plank tile (6x24).

I will likely remove the carpet once the fleas are gone and have it tiled but thanks again.