True, its quite the opposite of its name yet as a REI seeking residual income properties, getting a property within a half mile of a thriving big city university isn't a bad idea.

Just be aware that if you apply an oil based KILZ then you will need to cover it with another subfloor because if you try to adher anything to that floor the oil based products will contaminate flooring adhesives.

Solid oak, custom-cut to size.I would glue those pieces in with heavy-duty construction adhesive.

I'm reaching out to those of you with a large portfolio that you grew very quickly (took less than 5 years) to the point where your residual income from those properties is enough to retire (in this case I'll say greater than $6500 per month in positive cash flow).

Can you provide me with any information that might be helpful such as type of adhesive, trowel or caulking gun for adhesive, plastic anchors or not, corner moldings or caulking only, etc?

Is there an adhesive or sheetrock mixture i can use on this small spot.

It's a fiberglass-backed vinyl that uses a pressure sensitive adhesive.

You will have extra as it's 13' 2" wide, but you could always roll up the extra and store for the next repair/install.The advantages of this vinyl: it uses a pressure sensitive adhesive.

I rely on the residual heat from the units to warm the common area.

I can recommend a great realtor that offices down in Arlington - we have used her for a ton of lease ups and she typically has residual leads from other houses for a quick turn around.