Even today, they came and pull out of a nail under the subfloor from our basement, because it's making squeaky sound.

Sorry you are having issues but Thomas S. nailed it on the head as usual.  

Adam Lewis I think Matthew Olszak pretty much nailed it.

The price is too high because it needs an &8,000 roof and already has nail pop ups.

While the person giving you the PPM has a lot to lose if they didn't do it right, you don't want to step into a sticky situation where the issuer blows their registration exemption and gets nailed by the securities regulators. 

I have quite a few friends in quite a few places, including BiggerPockets.com, where a quick look at your profile shows you have just one colleague.So I'm sure you'd take the car to the auto body shop, where the guy would look at you with loathing and charge you the highest possible amount, and then you'd nail the bill to the tenant's front door and then charge him/her for someone to fill the nail hole later.

Account Closed  You hit the nail on the head when you said the deal is done and you own the property; all you can do is play the hand you're dealt.You've made some mistakes and hopefully they don't ruin the deal.

I think Erik hit the nail on the head with the quote below.

Just compare the cost of mortar and grout to underlayment and nails.

Hey @Marc Pfleger I see you seem to have made a decision, but I would like to add my 2 cents, especially as I am a Realtor in the same state:I think @J Scott hit the nail on the head with everything he said in this thread.Personally I do a lot of work for nothing.