I would definitely remove the old tile, most likely replace the concrete board behind it, REDGUARD IT with two coats, then re-tile using 24x12 or 18x18 inch porcelain tiles with 1/16 inch grout lines.

My neighbor is a retired detective and when he's bored he likes to rip on management for petty issues like highschool/college trespassers at our pool, but warns that they have a deep relationship everywhere in the city.My rent slowy inches up by about $20 a year.

Second layer of finished drywall ceiling held in place with 2-inch screws.5.

It comes in 4' X 8' sheets and is 1/2 inch thick and is cardboard in color and it is fairly light weight. 

Depending on how bad is the foundation state (how many inches you have to correct), is very possible the sewer line will disconnect/break in the horizontal portions.

Previously we've done two successful but major live-in flips where we touched nearly every inch of the house.  

You'll light a fire under his *** and give him your "Any Given Sunday" speech talking about "inch by inch".

They are vanilla/cream in color and stand about 18 inch high.They heat up and you can touch them and they are very safe/tenant friendly!

Nothing like driving through someone’s yard and finding out there was a peace of rebarb sticking out of the ground.. buy a handful, and drive them into the ground till they are 5 inches sticking out, paint them a nice red if wanted.. 

If you look uop there and you have only a couple inches of old insulation it will make a big difference.