you can put them down on concrete pretty easily, and add all sorts of fun stuff like color chips, or non-slip-grip, etc.  

I have used the Allure grip strips and they work well (and are waterproof) but sometimes don't fit tight on each seam, sometimes the seam glues let go and you get pop-ups (I have seen this on uneven spots of the under floor), and if you have to pull them apart for any reason they really don't want to stick back together again. 

It is textured a bit to give it some grip.

Always better to over estimate expenses until you have a real grip on what they will actually be than the other way around.Good Luck!

I have decided that it is just one of those things that you need to experience firsthand before coming to grips with it.The way I understand it, it is advantageous to set up an LLC as the controlling entity for each property you purchase through your IRA. 

Thank you guys for the uplifting words and advice, you know I posted this 5 months ago when things were just out of control I'm not saying everything is all daisies and sunshine now but I'm learning everyday as I go to get a grip on life and not get so overwhelmed.

Best methods I've found to do that is to use an awl and place it through the staple and pry up (but often the crown will shear) and/or a good pair of vice grips with a radius upper jaw... clamp onto the staple and roll back onto the radius jaw.  

I also came to grips with the fact that had she told me a month ago, I could've helped her...but she didn't.

It will be a sh$tty thing to do to guest with booking soon, but you could change the locks, Not while someone is there because they Do have occupancy rights once they are in, while the unit is vacant.More importantly, you need to get a grip on your partner, whatever you need to do.

To start generating a monthly income from rental property and break free of the corporate grip that keeps me bound.