It should make sense that being a landlord is steeped in a kind of mythology as well (romance is laying it on thick), and it is.

The first company I contacted gave me a bid for drain tile and sump pump which was too expensive, so I rejected the bid.

Downstairs is all concrete floors so there would not be very much prep to lay down either laminate or LVP. 

Do you mind giving a few details on the credit union aspect - did the post-repair appraisal (given before repairs) include repairs you told them you’d make, or did the bank lay out what they wanted done?

For example, we have in our bathroom as tile but we want to install vinyl flooring.

During the comprehensive inspection, we noticed one side of the building had sagging floors (the tiles were raised).

The condo has polished gray with white porcelain tile and white polished cabinets and an overall modern themeHave you guys seen this issue with appliance availability?

I know a few good ones including @Tim Swierczek who can lay out the plan best for you.

One way to achieve that would be a consent decree that lays out those goals and a deadline for the city and county to achieve them.

Another paid a carpenter to design & install really impressive larger window sills on all living room windows so the cat could lay in the sun without falling off.