if you will not be i would do as @Ricardo Meza said and carefully remove the grout, but be careful trying to break the tile out with just a chisel, any pressure against surrounding tiles will chip them. what i would do, is take a grinder with a diamond blade and carefully make some cuts, cutting out the towel bar holder and a couple cuts in that tile ( being careful not to hit other tiles), this will make release cuts so that the tile will remove easier with the chisel. the towel bar holder is cemented into the wall, when you get it out there will be a hole in the wall there.

Can anyone recommend a good mechanic  Dentist, hair stylist, etc.  

I was steering towards the same line but the reasoning from each of you truly cements the idea and the process. 

This is proven. put them up as soon as you can afford $180. get the biggest ones you can 18" x 24" and most of all, get some business cards and pass them out to everyone you meet, from the barista to the dentist office. give them to everyone.

Which generally means that it is off the axle and on cement pillars with concrete skirtings and depending on what state hurricane strap down/tie downs. 

I eventually found a good roofer, siding guy, asphalt/cement/paver guy, all around handyman, electrician, and my granite place.

I am going to be putting in new floors in the living room and dining room of my condo, and the cost to install hardwood isn't greatly different from having someone professional stain the cement.I know the stained cement would be more durable and less maintenance, but I would like to know other pros and cons of both options.

I've motivated at least 50/100 people to consider Biggerpockets as their future(dentist, doctors, friends, etc...).

Hey all,I am looking at a 4plex in Philly that has a cement storage area attached.

It was cemented in and fenced.