This is a low income property, so I want to make sure inches don't turn into miles.

I told him if he doesn't like the terms of the contract he will have to find somewhere else to live, that I may evict him if he allows the grass to grow more that 12 inches.

We need a 36 inch drop cook top, 30" combination microwave/oven, dishwasher, and possibly a refrigerator. 

Bad decision to give them an inch.

Hurricane Harvey stole the dryer when the garage took on several inches of water later that fall, but the house (built on pier and beam) stayed dry, and the washer somehow escaped unscathed.  

These are large (usually 18 inch by 18 inch) tiles; easy to put in (I use carpet glue to glue them down).  

I'm buying properties around the urban core, hoping to inch closer to the city center such that my rental portfolio builds a ton of equity and produces tons of cash flow and allows me to live in LoHi, Cap Hill, Highlands, or something like that for free, in a beautiful building in about 5 years. 

She's not much of a looker right now but this tiny house (912 sq ft) features 2 bedrooms 1 bath and what will be a spacious kitchen...Scooped this lil puppy off the MLS at what I think is a pretty good deal ($61k) especially considering this house sits on a nice 50 x 100 lot next to park and that vacant lots in the area are going for $60-75k...In fact, here is why I believe I bought the home while most investors passed on it...At one point and time the above space was a kitchen... you can't tell but the floor has also sank by 6 inches or so (termites)...If we were in another place financially we would keep this in our Buy & Hold portfolio as land values are rapidly increasing in this area because of it's close proximity to downtown Houston and several major freeways. 

But he's in Ch.13 bankruptcy and so is the house.

That's because I did not realize that the corner cabinet does not touch the wall; it actually sits about 6 inches away from the wall.