Depending on how bad is the foundation state (how many inches you have to correct), is very possible the sewer line will disconnect/break in the horizontal portions.

Say 4 inches thick.  

I bought a 4'x8' piece of 1/8 inch steel and made a 4'x4' firepit with 12" sides

Pipe size remained the same, 3/4 inch to 3/4 inch.

Completely remodeled every inch.

We do plan on building our portfolio by 1-2 properties a year hoping to inch our way into small apartment complexes within 2 years.

I've heard that it's still going to build screens up to 37 inches.

I had another door already and it cost about $100 in blinds for the apartment to replace due to the large 72 inch front window. 

Completely remodeled every inch.

So, I’m using this as an opportunity to do a full bathroom reno since the building is in a nice area and I want to attract good tenants.The unit is a studio with seperate ear-in kitchen, so will most likely be a single tenant.My mistake was that I intended to get a 60 inch shower installed, and a 36 inch wide shower was installed.Here is a video of the setup with the 36 inch wide shower where you can see the current situation: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DpsdpkQ8necpy84q0-u_fp85htr...I see my options as:1) keeping the shower as is and saying it’s good enough for the rental2) getting a plumber to switch shower and toilet drains and build larger tiled shower in shower space 3) moving wall back and plumbing back and putting 60 inch wide shower base as originally intendedOpen to hearing opinions and reasons!