Will a good concrete company have access to the necessary equipment to grade and dig to prep the site or is it customary to have to rent that equipment for the concrete work to be done?

My name is Neil, and I currently reside in Dallas, TX.For years, I've been intrigued by the potential of multi-family real estate, but I never took concrete steps to pursue this interest until recently.

Research any surface prep you have to do especially if your floor is not concrete.

Acclimate the flooring in the room for a couple days, clean the floor well, don't put it right on concrete, don't do anything the manufacturer says will void the warranty (like adding on any additional adhesive agent), don't install in areas that fluctuate in temperature a good amount throughout the year, etc. 

I do not think the concrete mix they use has been advanced far enough.

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It involves ground work, gravel, possibly concrete pads or blocks.

Then, think of only buying houses etc. in the fire zones that are made out of concrete and steel and cinder blocks, without asphalt or wooden shingles.

- rock, concrete, asphalt, Security $10,000, Electric/lighting $8,000; Other $10,000;  This is in the countryside so no engineering cost.Below is a layout.

It looks much more polished and it’s very inexpensive.