:)), it just creates more work including getting a permit vs. resurfacing the current bathroom.

One of the items I want to rehab is the driveway which needs asphalt resurfacing. 

I also thought it'd be good to get first-hand experience of how much effort certain things were to do.I've already done a few things in the past like:- Tearing out carpet and replacing the entire floor with wood laminate- Painting an entire interior- Painting kitchen cabinets- Resurfacing a laminate countertop with concrete- Replaced a toiletI'd like to learn a bit more, like:- laying tile- replacing a window- replacing a light fixture / switch- potentially retiling a portion of a roofWhile I don't see myself doing all these things for future investments, I think that having a good understanding of what it takes to do each one gives me good leverage and experience when negotiating with contractors.

Many properties are purchased back by the bank, and I never see them resurface on the MLS or auction websites.

Crazy Joe's lawsuit threat against you will resurface when you file eviction now or at the end of the lease when you discover the damage to his residence.

We repaired the roof, remodeled master bathroom, added tile to the guest bathroom, sanded and painted all of the cabinets and installed new countertops.We also resurfaced all the hardwood floors, and added tile to the kitchen, bathrooms and laundry floors.

Rent is $500 per unit, at a total of $1,000 (would look into increasing to $600-650 after some rehab and I would have tenants pay own utilities if they're not already)It would require painting, new floors, and cabinet resurfacing/replacement at the least.

I had the Maple Heights inspector tell me that the owner was required to resurface an asphalt driveway.

Want asphalt drive way so you can resurface it with the dripping oil etc.

I read even with a shellac sealant sometimes tobacco resurfaces and I should use TSP, but would OdoBan work in place of TSP?