Absolutely the best prices (hello-- wood looking tile for 0.59/sq ft!!!)

The house was gutted and remodeled with granite, tile, wood, ss appliances, ect. 

Walking into the basement of a home I bought at foreclosure auction and seeing mold on the OSB lined walls and on the ceiling tiles - my property manager wouldn't even walk into the basement.Then after having the mold abated...getting a call from the property manager telling me about the basement walls bowing inward because of hydrostatic pressure that we didn't see because of the wall framing and OSB walls covering it...and talking to a contractor that estimated $15k in repairs (even though he outright stated his company didn't do that sort of thing)...then having a wall outlet issue in the kitchen upstairs, and having an electrician tell me he needed to re-wire the whole basement because the copper wire had been cut up.Mold Abatement was $7,900Hydrostatic cracks were sealed and painted over (no issues at all)Re-wiring the basement $4,000Much more reasonable than I anticipated.  

Its about a 1" drop from the vinyl to the tile.

I am having replacement windows installed in my rental SFH (WI);  (didn't know where else to post this). 

Now these new insurers did an inspection, and they did require us to install a banister to the basement that the other insurers for over 20 years never required.

-Removing all tile and fixtures in the master bathroom.

You think she will be in the 1% tile with Mr Cooks guidance?

Do I need to prepare my loans docs (installment note and mortgage) any different in this situation than if it was a single purchaser rather than two?

I can have them turned on in my name temporarily but it involves tests by plumbers and electricians, city inspection and installation of a gas meter.