A great operator can take a poor facility and make it successul, and the opposite is also true - a poor operator can take a successful facilily and ruin it.

Our building code requires caulk - because when mopping, they say the water will go under the toilet and over time, ruin the subfloor.

But, a careless tenant can ruin it quckly with gouges or leaving spills to soak into the cracks.My recommendation would be good old oak hardwood.

I know kids are hard on carpet but it should not be ruined after 3 years.

Because of the type of house it is, I didn't care if I ruined it or not...it was a last ditch effort.

Right now, most of my peers with a similar cancer prognosis are in wheel chairs or already gone.

I am sure many folks on BP can give stories of frivolous lawsuits they have had to endure.If a person has been wronged, then they should have legal recourse, but not because they didn't recover from a terminal cancer.

It's a shame that one or two people have ruined this area of BP.

Its a shame one guy can ruin a whole neighborhood.

Do not let one person ruin your image of investing or investors, as they were not representative.