If your current floor was peel & stick, you could easily use a hair dryer to soften the adhesive of the damaged tiles, lift them up and drop in new replacement tiles.

An example of not recession resilient would be a karate studio or hair salon, things consumers cut back on when times are tough (and now you, the property owner, aren't getting rent, and thus might have challenges making your mortgage payment).

You a restaurant saying how dare a customer expect there food WITHOUT hair in it, a mechanic saying how dare the customer expect the auto to be fixed when it leaves, a pilot saying how dare the passengers expect you to "fly sober"....  

Deals with "hair" on them take time, strategy and a good amount of luck, but they do turn into gold mines. 

And the "issue" with the downstairs shower is that the water pressure is lower, shower head points down not out, but its a handheld style so we tell her to hold it to get the water where she wants, "well then I have to wash my hair with two hands".

If you are okay with someone painting over your original woodwork (even though the lease says they can't) or ruining your marble countertops when they dye their hair (true stories) then you may be emotionally hardened enough to rent your original home that you have lovingly designed.Consider, also that at times you will have to carry two large mortgage payments and decide if you are willing to do that.

Anyway, he mentioned it's horse hair plaster and lathe throughout.

It's not a very big repair, but that's a pretty good price to get this done with and out of my hair.

God bless them, they are often wonderful waiters and hair dressers and service people and . . . .  

Rates ticked down the most in a week for 2024, last week so sounds a hair high..we just priced a DSCR purchase for 5+ units just below that..Check in with @Joseph Chiofalo for a quick quote.