This is the best individual in the industry to teach you the dry and boring material in a somewhat fun/easily digestible manner.

But I hear it every day; with the rental supply drying up in PBC, Fl., LTO (especially with nothing down) is going to become a real option for some.

(i) Yards, patios, balconies, vestibules, hallways, and entrances may not be used to store belongings or to dry clothes.

Which if they know that you aren't keeping them long term, they may find a new place and leave you guys high and dry on the new rental. 

Keeping my powder dry for next year.The bottom line; He bought the property and then sold it to Jordan Redding in 2017 via a Warranty Deed with Vendor’s lien… which basically means he sold it without paying off anything (Texas law is very clear about the effect and implication of warranty deeds) for $174,900‘the “underlying debt conveying herein… filed for record 2016-54631 Deed of Trust…” which is a deed for $171,830 FHA loan to the homeowner.Then… Jordan Redding gets a (wraparound financing) Deed of Trust, which strangely also acts as a warranty deed, and appears to give back the property to Jordan Redding.Anyone scammed by this guy?

Lesson learned.... stock dry powder in a savings account and wait for the next great deal! 

Day 2:Prepare floor and snap lines for something square to guide your tile setting.Set your tiles and let the quickest dry overnight.Day 3: Remove and spacers you may see through the grout.

We've been playing with a new toy lately and I'm wondering if any anyone else has any experience with dry ice blasting machines.

Basement is bone dry and in progress to become a one bedroom unit.  

Each of these steps are limited by cure times, drywall mud prevents you from moving forward until it's sanded and dried at least 2 coats, the mortar for your tile & concrete for your tube need to cure, then you have to grout and let that dry before you can even do anything else.