Keep your powder dry and just put in what's required.

Do the next owners a favor and do not put down the carpet, they may want the hardwood if not it is easy for them to install the carpet.Our floors are in no way perfect but neither are the apartments so they complement each other well (some people pay extra for the “distressed look”).Total cost for me was ~ $300 (sander rental, sanding pads, poly) and took a solid weekend myself (plus a day of drying before the second coat of poly).

It must be treated and dried in accordance with AWPA U1, commodity Specification A, Use Category 4B and section 5.2.

Conventional and traditional financing is tough to qualify for as the ink on our lease for rental #2 is still drying, sending our DTI ratio too high for tight-wadded banks.

If you've got it bad you may have to repeat or let it soak a bit . but do not let it dry on the siding, or you,ll just have to start over.

And in a way, it's just collateral damage.The reason you have to Act Right Away Or Rot Away In Loserville is because if you took the time to think about it, you might wind up not buying their crap.

Basement is dry (good sump pump) originally wood grain paneling looks like a DIY job.I was watching one of the flip shows and they used one of those Basement Systems Companies (- i.e.

There isn't a high demand here for rentals with rents that high, so I would leave it to rot.  

If there’s wood siding, is it in good shape or is there dry rot?

I have 9 units (Quad and 5 SFR's all on 15 yr mortgages), everything is going really well, things are cashflowing quite nicely (Bought when the market was down).Right now, the market is dry where I am.