We're doing a remodel now of an interior bathroom and decided to add insulation behind the cement board of the tiled shower for sound dampening.

Grab a shower at the trucker clubhouse and so on. 

I patched a quarter-sized hole in my shower 3 yrs ago.

I have tenants who are leaving the house in a bad shape - the carpet is all dirty, need to clean the showers, re-touchup the paint etc. they are also leaving the couch and refusing to taking it with them.I told them their security deposit will be used for this at which point they got mad.I am worried they may do damage to the place on the last day (eg clog the drains or I don't know what all) and I can't do anything. 

I'll elaborate a littleExamples:  Natural gas hot airNatural gas hot waterOil hot waterOil hot airElectric baseboardElectric heat pumpPropane hot airPropane hot waterAs an overall, the first is what provides the actual heat, the second part is how it gets delivered around the house.Natural Gas Hot Air:  Generally there is a furnace that heats the air and has a blower, and then air ducts that deliver the hot air around the house.Natural Gas Hot Water:  Now it is a boiler that uses natural gas to heat the water (separate from the domestic hot water for your shower) and then circulating pumps that move the hot water through baseboard pipe units with "fins" for distributing the heat.Oil just uses that fuel (instead of natural gas) to either heat the air or the hot water. 

Attic insulation.Long term Plan (Year 3-5): Convert to 3 Unit by making the attic an efficiency apt (bath, stand up shower, mini fridge, microwave).  

Hello everyone!! My name is Matthew and I am a 30 something investor from Maine. I have been working with my two partners now for about 3 years. In that time we have done 12 flips including our first commercial piece ...

-Each unit in both duplex is renting out for 900/month-My wife and I plan to live in 1 unit for a year and repeat the process-New everything in 2012 (windows, roof, doors, AC units, water heats, showers, kitchens). -165k Purchase price - 3.5 percent down - 3.75 rate - PITI (with mortgage insurance) 1100/monthly payment - Seller contributing 5k towards buyer closing costs. -163k Purchase price - 25 percent down - 4.625 rate - PITI 880/monthly payment - Seller contributing 3k towards buyer closing costs.

I do like the idea of including language that addresses suspicions of abuse and we also do animal meet and greets.

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