Sometimes you have to shift your puzzle around to see it in a new light and in this case could mean all the difference.

It is not that old of a home (1999) but we are told that the tiles either have shifted or were not put on right so the whole underlayment is no longer any good-  So we have been given a quote to remove all tiles, replace the whole underlayment and then reinstall original tiles (maybe a few new to replace broken ones). 

As of now I’ve been more focussed on entry strategies, vendor networking and retail sales than wholesale/wholetail exits, so it’s time to shift attention a little.

I'm trying to get her to read Rich Dad, Poor Dad and listen to the BP Podcast, in hopes that she will experience the same shift in mindset that I did. 

Not only do I not care about someone else's appearance, but I've spent so many years having to shave on a daily basis to ensure that a respirator would form an airtight seal that I frequently grow a full beard (like now) when I don't have to meet those requirements.I probably shouldn't have posted in this forum harassing you about harassing someone else but to tell the truth, the turnaround at the refinery in Kenai, AK where I'm currently working the night shift is winding down, and I had a few extra minutes to speak my mind.

You're trying to shift costs onto your tenants.

That can take many forms for people and maybe it's not something you can pinpoint exactly to one thing but if I had to say for me it started my father leaving our family when I was young.Once that happened I instantly became the oldest man in the family that marked a major shift for me at the time. 

I am buying a house using a FHA 203k limited (streamlined) loan.

Streamlined, professional and showing a profit. :) 

I can't tell you how many people I know here in L.A. that started out happy to make (a very fair) $50k or $60k on a $450k ARV flip and then decided that since it's now hard to find these, began doing million dollar rehabs with the same expectation.The problem is that $50k is such a relatively small percentage of a million dollars that it's easily eaten by a reasonable counteroffer, a modest swing in the rehab costs, or a small shift in the market, so "bye bye any profit."