If I were to install the stuff over concrete, I'd get the type that has the underlayment attached.

Set a concrete goal and slice it up into smaller pieces.

It seems to me that those in this thread who are convinced hyperinflation is coming (without any concrete evidence) are the Economics equivalent of those Profit = Rent - PITI folks...they read a Wikipedia article or two and think that the field of Economics boils down to a few simplistic binary scenarios...And just like with the Profit = Rent - PITI folks, we can do our best to try to point out that things are more complicated, but in the end, it's up to them whether they want to really dig in and learn or whether they're happy to delude themselves and fail.In the end, if they really want to believe Profit = Rent - PITI, I'm afraid we must let them...

It appears that the concrete has softened and is crumbling.

I understand theoretically what you are talking about, but how about a concrete example?

I agree with @Chad Clanton in regards to having a proposed, concrete business plan may keep you from excellent unforeseen opportunity.Account Closed  Nonetheless, I find it important to have a goal oriented plan.

We're here on this forum, provide a concrete example from here, if you have one.

The other 9 unit is all concrete and the 4 unit is frame with asbestos tile (in solid shape with no slants or unevenness throughout the property)The listing agent is a high end residential broker.

Two very concrete things that moved us from thinking to doing:*The first step was very small with low risk.

There are two types of carpet strip, one for wood, one for concrete subfloors.