Think of the shape of a Martini glass.

All water-based paints are frequently referred to as "latex" instead of "water-based" although this is incorrect.The term "enamel" refers to a hard, glass-based substance applied as a glaze and fired in some kind of furnace, oven, or kiln.

The wholesaler told me that permits were not required because the layout was not altered (just switch out sliding doors with a wall) and that no actually square footage were added.

Talked to my lawyer who told me, I can only go after him for errors and omissions, can't do the crack glass since it should be tagged in the final walk through.

However, I just found out one of the tenants who was on a month to month lease will be moving out September 1st (our move in date).So the question is:Do we use this opportunity to upgrade that unit which would include adding a sliding glass door in the kitchen, removing the wall separating the kitchen and living room, and tiling bathroom floors?

If you can get in with someone competent, then treat them like GOLD and let the small crap slide. 

I also removed the sliding glass door to the upstairs deck that has been demo'd and framed it in for a windowHere is a view from the rear.

We can't let these things slide.

What has people have rosey colored glasses on is over the past five years someone in a coma could have made a fortune in real estate.