I'm hoping Tommy stops responding until he seeks counsel but for any others reading this buffed floors aside I think he's also in trouble for the comment about the house "not having a ramp" which implies they can't or shouldn't rent there due to a disability.

There is an implied warranty ofhabitability in every lease, which extends tothe Tenant.

A "security deposit" implies that they are going to get it back.  

The post implies that the landlord has ultimate control of everything that happens to their property.  

@Rachel Luotothat also implies your intention not to sell.

Now you can ask yourself will renting to own a property set me on track to reach my goal.Most of the time renting to own a property implies you have the option to purchase the property after your lease.

In Ca there California Civil Code 1941.1 the implied warranty of habibility ( sorry for the spelling) read it know it like you would the good book.

I strongly recommend taking a crash course from someone like RE Trainers before the exam - I do not think I would have passed the first time without taking their weekend course and studying their flash cards and app.I also second Christopher in asking what the heck the T method is???

Housing starts have a long way to go before they are at pre-crash levels which implies room to run.

Saying a stud is 50lbs implies something else, studs are 2x4 or 2x6 and run from the floor to the ceiling and are usually 16 to 24 inch on center.