The weight of tile in lbs per square foot would be much less than the average toddler.

And if my toddler did cause it?

You were probably a toddler when I bought my first investment home and I can state for certain that Russell, Jay and others know way more than I do.

This happened while I was mid-flight with my toddler son and the moment the airplane landed and my phone was turned on, my ex husband was frantically calling me.

the bigger challenge is moving 2 toddlers and a baby. otherwise I wouldn't even second think it! 

The cross joists that support the railing are "climb-able" which also means that the if a toddler climbs up the railing they can fall down the other side.If you want a super cheap option, knock the whole thing down and just put stairs to the door. 1 days work and a trip to the dump to knock down and perhaps one more day to put up the stairs.Otherwise I'd look at building another deck there that would attract tenants.

Not appropriate for a toilet-training toddler :-)

I've even seen screens carry labels that say they are not intended for the purpose of keeping people from falling.yes, i know. but city requires them and i am sure it's not to keep the bugs out. i'd rather have a screen on my house with a toddler than not.

Maybe I might sell one or two to pay for my kids(they're toddlers now) colleges, but my hope is to generate enough cash flow in the future to pay their college bill as it comes due.Right now, I don't need cash flow.

as we kknow, they cant get an fha loan for@ least 3 years. i had a nice couple with a toddler take a home i bought in march. it was great. they bought in 2007 and could no longer afford the house so they were in the process of short selling it.the beauty of it all is they could move in whenever i was done with the village inspections. after 6 inspections, 4 permits, and a partridge in a pear tree, they moved in.