Actually his 1,700 per month apartments are section 8 3bdrm aptsthey are in the hood not the hoodiest parts of the hood but still the hood Jamaica Queens nyc so his thing is commercial carpet as a flooring choicehe tiles the floor in the kitchen and bathroom himself.and he puts in the cheapest stuff he can as far as sinks counters cabinets.my area is georgia atlanta near moorehouse and Spellmana sketchy neighborhood but I am on a decent block within the sketchiness.like you said Lynn I am going to have to discover what works.I most likely will have to rent to section 8 or students and therefore my model should be low cost and durable.

agree with what others have said but would like to add it may also be a ventilation issue as opposed to a leak/water issue.I have very poor ventilation in my garage and as a result of the hot humid/damp days I have seen some mold forming on the block wall inside my garage as well as the sheetrocked ceiling.

Finally, he got too far away from his door and I beat him back and grabed my tools that I had left for the job up there and blocked him out.

Your accountant sounds like H&R Block.

I remember this post from years ago and still think it's one of the funnier ones I've seen on Craigslist:http://www.funnyjunk.com/funny_pictures/305567/Cinder+Block+Craigslist+Ad/

I asked a gentlman across the street who has 2 converted 12 family building on the block.

I flipped a few homes off of the auction block in Phoenix and learned real quick how bad people destroyed their places prior to leaving.* Hey Kyle!

There is a vacant but renovated comparable on the same block that is pending sale.

It was built on cinder blocks and they were cracking/separating.

The claim on the webinar that entire blocks of single family homes will be institutionally owned doesn't square with reality.