If you're working with standard cabinets, lowers end up 36" tall, uppers go to 54" on bottom and 84" on top (30 inch cabinets) which puts the top of the cabinet at 7 feet.

I put down luxury vinyl planking throughout the house and 4-inch base, except for the kitchen and the converted garage that already had tile.

You can also put a thin sheet of 1/4 inch drywall over the top.

. = $198 per yard poured and finished. 5 acres at 6 inch thickness (check zoning). 5 acres in Yards (since cement is sold in cubic yards)= 4,840 sq yards x 5= 24,200 sq yards. 6 inch thick concrete or 6/36 inches= .16 yards thick. 24,200 x .16= 3,872 cubic yards. 3,872 cubic yards x $198 poured per cubic yard = $766,000.

@Matthew Paul any idea how many inches deep the crushed concrete needs to be?

I am guessing they are not thinking fire sale price and as they inch higher, you may feel a little squeeze depending on how comfortable you are with working with this asset class and portfolio.  

Our contractor has suggested Engineered Hardwood for the common area because it's thicker (1/2 inch thick) vs LVP and so the transition from the bedrooms to common area hallways will be smoother.

For conventional loans your DTI can't be an inch above 50%.

My inspection on 6/1/2023 revealed you are not properly watering the lawn, removing/spraying the weeds, or keeping the lawn mowed lower than 12 inches.

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