It’s an old metal structure with no doors and apparently, some rust on the side.

If you had used Vinyl Sheet flooring in the bathroom, going 3 inches up the walls with a metal top cap on the edges--you would not be having this problem.If you put hard to fix, delicate things in a rental you are probably going to have issues down the road.Maybe to be competitive you need to use a different type of floor, but finding something waterproof for a bathroom--that can be fixed easier, seems like a good move.I mean if a water from a dog dish in a bathroom ruins the floor--that (to me) seems too delicate for that area.

You go up the elevator and get checked in where you empty your pockets for the metal detector.You then sit and wait…and wait…as other cases come up.

Big lot, fence, roof is metal, floors are very good.

* The "Hong Kong-style" of real estate investing (hint: no one's selling anytime soon)* The worst neighborhood in Indianapolis* Denver and Jacksonville appreciating and markets* Why we share information with others on markets* A bit on food culture and the restaurant business in Korea* And even a little on the stock market and trading metals, small caps, and a brief mention of LEAP OptionsWe had in our group, members who had lived in or are from:- Korea- California- New York- Thailand- England- Hong Kong- VietnamIt's such a unique pleasure to be out here in Korea and be able to meet with such a wide and diversified group of investors.If you're wondering whether it's worth it to get out there and meet up with other investors, I can tell you from experience, if you're not, you're really missing out. 

This includes the permit, a new floor drain and p trap in the garage, and a metal clean-out in the driveway for easy future access if the line is clogged.  

Its a heavy duty metal that snapped . . . likely someone dropped a large item from the refrigerator above and hence the gash on one side of the handle (also a new cosmetic development). 

Second, if they don't know what they are doing they can punch holes in your duct feeds, which are nothing but coiled wire wrapped in plastic wrapped with fiberglass insulation. 

Also metal dish rack that came with the house.

The biggest issues were the metal roof leaking and the rear of the building the brick wall had big crack and bulging.