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Meters/main are on one side and an additional power meter was installed and cable placed in a tray in the garage ceiling that exits in the back of the building where they added a concrete pad, locked gate, and all the equipment needed.

There is parking pads in the rear of the house. 

It has old carpet pads that obviously need to go.The options I see is to put in new carpet or paint the slab foundation.

Consumers see the pad and "feel" a comfort level but there really isn't any difference.

If they’ve got a bank account all you do is fill out the PAD form and have them sign it.

Hi BPeople,I’m looking into buying a possible Brrr property, a triplex on a C+ neighborhood that is up and coming.The property has been empty for a wile and there is a current person that keeps braking in one of the units.I believe the problem will go away with better locks, and tenant in place, I’m just not sure if I should be dealing with this type of nuancesAlso, my contractor walked the property with me and told me that the total renovation will take about 10month to complete, which I’m not sure if is reasonable or not, but in this mean time the units will continue to be vacant.What would you do?

I paid less than $600 to carpet stairs and 600sq ft of space recently, including carpet pad and labor. 

I would remove all the broken pieces of concrete or block, and depending on condition of existing concrete pad, leave the concrete and seed or sod the rest with grass.

A few more months I will be back in the city, and looking to buy a 90 to 120 door apartment building or quite possibly a 150 plus pad mobile home park.