My budget is set because mine is residual based and I only add a few hundred to my total revenue each month.

As far as the flooring goes for hardwood you can use engineered and then glue it down long nasty sticky process but that's how it's done and for baseboards I use construction adhesive and 2" tapcon screws every 16"-24" depending on how straight the walls are on cabinets you could do same as baseboard or use redheads that would be my suggestion

Coming across this website and the Financial Independence subreddit, I've gotten an itch to increase my rental real estate portfolio to start generating residual income.  

I see this as a good time to start to establish a residual income and build towards the future. 

I find pulling all the base floor molding key as the pee residue is on the back side and trapped. 

I am interested in building more new rental units with alternative energy features that will produce rental income and residual income from energy systems.

We are looking to take our real estate business in a new dirrection, wholesaling/flipping and holding some properties to build a long term residual income for our eventual retirement.

Ask the water department when the last flow test was done on the pressure zone you are on and what was the result in gallons per minute at 20# residual.

Long-term my aim is to build a residual income through SFR and them multi-family.

In order to successfully remove the adhesive that was put down, should I use an acid cleaner on the concrete?