If we go over every detail about what we expect from our tenants, as well as having it written in the Lease Agreement, prior to handing over the keys, there shouldn't be any excuse for not knowing the rules set forth in the rental agreement.When tenants don't change the filters, it gets thick and ugly, causing clogs and it makes their bills go higher. 

Google that if you’d like more info.If raw concrete is smelly use a neutralizer product, apply THICK and throw down some poly for ~12 hours or better.

the epoxy itself should off gas for quite some time depending on its thickness. 

Not to say they are always unnecessary, but I would guess 90 percent of those with them don't really need them anymore than the neighborhood kid needs the inch thick gold plated rope chain  he so "proudly" wears around his neck.

This level of real estate is tough at times, you either grow a thick skin (and scars) or you become an emotional wreck, at which case its better to just sell. 

hello, i just got my first rental and we are putting new flooring in and I need help deciding which product to use. 1.Mohawk Home Woodmill Oak Waterproof Laminate 12mm Thick Plank With 2mm Attached Pad Included -1.598$/ sqft  2. golden arowana hdpc flooring.

This place is fairly old, with lots of quirks -- really lousy bathroom set-up, thick paint in certain areas, old doorknobs, sink isn't great, overall kinda beat-up and old...etc.But the hardwood floors have always been fairly nice.So...1.

I didn't want to seem thick but I just didn't know for the Philly market.

-If your’re using a column-jack, the standard thickness concrete floor 3-4” is largely inadequate.

I've had different people tell me different amounts from 80 to 90 to 100% covered to encapsulation (which usually goes up the wall also).You can buy vapor barrier in rolls at Home Depot and just roll it out yourself.I don't know anything in regards to thickness however, sorry.