I have a similar clause in my management agreement:Owner agrees to protect, defend, indemnify, and hold Broker harmless from any damage, costs, attorney’s fees, and expenses that:(1) Are caused by Owner, negligently or otherwise;(2) Arise from Owner’s failure to disclose any material or relevant information about the Property;(3) Are caused by Owner providing any incorrect information to any person; or(4) Are related to the management of the Property and not caused by Broker, negligently or otherwise.When searching for a Property Manager, it's important to interview several and compare their management agreement, lease agreement, policies and procedures, etc.

Well I know I can get laminate over top for under $2/sq. ft. for materials and labor.Doesn't refinishing cost about $2/sq. ft. for labor alone?

You'll be amazed on how much money you could make if you actually did what you preached instead of focusing on selling some outdated material for X amount of dollars. 2.

But, to give you an idea, we are estimating 30 days in repair time, for 8-10 guys, and probably 15-20k in materials.

Is it okay to sand this material?

Think about the impact of a dirty bomb or some nuclear material making it across the border.

I assume brick masons can install some sort of flange that would overlap my tub surround material.

However, most of us in RE do not pay "retail" for labor/materials.

I bought J Scott's book the other day with the intention of reading it after I finished my current reading material.

Usuaally easier to get other financing for rehab costs and float material costs with suppliers for a flip. :)