He needs a little more polishing.

He always is concerned with vindictive behavior like pouring concrete down the toilets, stealing appliances etc.

Earlier this year I had a situation where there was a little water in a crawlspace on a flip I was doing, and we found out there was a gap between the siding and a set of concrete steps and the steps were pulling away from the house.

The best ever I saw for tenants was a 30 unit all section 8 I bid on in Hattisburg MS.Cinderblock construction with no sheet rock just the cinder block on the inside painted.. concrete floors all sloping to a clean out like you would get in a gymnasium.. concrete counters and stainless doors on the cabinets..

We're looking at quality engineered Oak mainly since solid wood would likely be an issue due to the height difference between the existing tile and a solid hardwood.We considered some of the wood look tile, but prefer the warm look and feel of wood.The engineered wood seems pricey as it's right up there, if not more expensive, than solid Oak.As this will be a significant expense, we want to make sure we make the best decision.Installation will be glue down, on ground floor, over concrete. 

Regulations makes my business more easier, being a civil engineer experienced in roads and bridges as well as concrete buildings for government entities, I eat those before I eat breakfast, so far it has been working for me.

Was really surprised on why they just couldnt give me a concrete number up front of 2% or 3%? 

My own home was a condo with concrete subfloors. 

I've installed it directly on concrete in a dry basement.  

I think TILE or stained concrete, is the answer to all problems