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All I did was rip out the carpet to show the beautifuly preserved T&G oak floor, took off the paneling and repaired some of the plaster, done. :)So if you are an investor, LOOK for the shag carpet and panelling hahahahha.

Woodard argued that the president of the corporation had personally inspected the apartment, knew that there were young children living in the apartment, saw the young children himself with his own eyes and that they were living amongst numerous areas of peeling, chipping and flaking paint and yet he personally failed to take the reasonable and appropriate steps to remedy these defective conditions.

Get a termite inspection during your purchase process so you know what issues are there and can handle them during your rehab.Since you are, where you are and the problem is only in one spot (as indictaed by your post) use plastic to seal off the kitchen, chip up the tiles, replace the bad wood beams in teh subfloor, and replace the tiles.

I'm just going to tell them in an email that they have to abide by the terms of the lease and let the chips fall where they may.

Accidentally sprayed the small oak tree I had planted from an acorn three years earlier.

My question is, do you fill in the nail holes, chips, cracks, and then paint, or do you just give the garage a good cleaning?

The floor started chipping immediately after installation even though I covered it with paper.

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