It could be de-laminating leaving the substrate attached to the sub-floor and the decorative vinyl coating in your hand.

As de Tocqueville pointed out roughly - "America is great because America is good."

I've flipped, built, rehabbed, designed, torn down, de-constructed and held more homes than I can remember.

Oh wow I remember seeing that building last summer before they de-listed after 100 days on the market. 

Delaware, Nevada and some other states now have paved the way with this concept.

So they could be offered again this year, depending on demand.I would suggest you attend the main / general meeting, and a subgroup meeting; the Delaware County subgroup meeting just passed so you would have to wait until the first Wednesday in March for the next time they meet.

I'm looking for a Property manager that cover/off services in Wilmington, New Castle/Newark De area.

So my plan is to try and find a home with a de-attached mother-in-law suite to 1) rent out annually or 2) AirBNBI am intrigued with the AirBnb model because in Pinellas county last year alone AirBnb hosts grossed $270MM in revenue.

I manage one right now in Delaware, I live in Florida and its been smooth.  

Property is located at the end of a cul de sac with a school 2 blocks away, surrounding neighborhood with SFHOur first rental property-strategy is to buy and hold for 20 yrsPurchase price 405KCurrent Rent at 625/unit- potential to be raised to 675.