When we agreed to the deal for $340 per month when we do business we intend to honor our agreement through thick or thin and through any hardships we incur.

Also, to help to reduce the noise from above make sure you have carpet and thick padding. 

How thick is the slab vs. code today for a single story ADU or 2 story. 

But you have to do it about three times a year and dont let it get too thick. 

@Michael Kagan, I always tell people who ask that buying San Francisco apartments is a game of regulations, sweat equity, and you need to have a thick skin and patience.

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I would only consider this method to keep from having to break up the slab to replace a leaking sewer pipe inside the house.The trenching from the base of the house out to the street is not a problem and you end up with thick PVC pipe that will last forever. 

Hey team,Currently have my first unit, got our lease signed, and I'm getting into the swing of things.I feel I always knew the broad strokes, but now that I'm in the thick of things it's definetly taken more than I expected since I'm having to learn as I go.Looking at costs for admin tools (docs, signing, screening) seems like it'd cost the same for a property management tool (buildium, yardi) versus doing it manual (rhawa, docusign)When did you decide to move away from managing manually?

No question; fix the driveway.Use fiber reinforced concrete and it will last longer with 6" of concrete vs the 4" thickness, which is usual.Barry the resident from driving his vehicle on the new cement for 14 days.

But it isn't always DIY friendly as it sets up quickly and pretty hard, leaving a thick haze that can be difficult to remove, especially with rough textured tiles.