@Ethan Summers @Jonathan Carter nailed it.

Greg Hamer you nailed it.

Sorry my bad but this is like nails on the chalk board for me.

It’s polyurethane and is stronger than liquid nails and will help make your floor more stable.

Beyond March, we are looking at securing loans to continue to pay our owners and preserve the tenancy of our participants for as long a possible."

I think you nailed it.

@Bryan Devitt hit the nail on the head .  

I think @Llewelyn A. hit all the nails on the head.

Nobody else will do it for you.Investing is simple, it's just one Lego after another, one more nail, one more screw, one more sheet of sheetrock, one more contractor to hire, one more step until you are done with this house and ready for the next one which is again just one more step after that.

Hi Heidi,Many people put 1" cheapy blinds in units in "Lower Socioeconomic Areas", and 2" cheapy blinds in units in other areas.The 1-inchers can be had cheaper than the 2-inchers and the residents (and their visitors) tend to be "Harder on the Units" in "Lower Socioeconomic Areas" than they are in other areas (causing more damage).Ultimately it comes down to what do you have to put in to be able to attract the type of applicant you want.Also, in some cases "No Blinds" or "Curtains" will lead those with little money left over from their monthly spending to drive rusty 16d nails into the wall to hang blankets from.