I have them sign each major point of the lease after they have read it, as well as the bottom of each page of the lease.How long is your lease?

Bottom line Lee and Jon, That is why I invest!

Generally, one bedroom, low income apartments are about the bottom of the barrel for rentals.

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Renowned investor George Soros said on Friday the world financial system has effectively disintegrated, adding that there is yet no prospect of a near-term resolution to the crisis.

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The bottom line is that they pissed off one of their best customers and lost an account.Fast forward to today.

I plan to put a short video above the text on the bottom and then then the 4 blanks they fill out to the right of that.

I didn't know about Muriatic acid, or think about sealing the cement.The issue I found about Muriatic acid is that the fumes damage stainless steel and can seep into the cabinet wood, if you don't neutralize it after application.Sealing is a good idea, but some sealers are high priced.So, I think I'm going to try a lot of vinegar (soak it), which is also an acid, and follow-up with a paint sealer like Kilz.My only concern is, if I decide to ceramic tile, will the mud/paste adhere to the floor or come loose from the sealer.

:cry: I really thought 7500 was going to be the bottom, as it was tested a few times and did not break through until today....So much for that theory!!!!!!!!!

The question is, how do we call the bottom?

i agree with jon....my 'lot of house' comment was from personal experience.you are on the right path for the 3/2/2. my first property i bought, we purchased because it was good for us AT THE TIME. didn't look longterm. don't get me wrong, its a nice 2/2 with a loft, but the layout and area isn't the best.now i will only buy a primary based on jon's advice of buying a house 'you're willing to die in'. ofcourse, we hope that won't be the case though.....you look like a nice murderous clown from your photo, i hope you lead a long, long life.ALSO, if you have any intention on not dying in this house, be sure to make it not too personal. your last comment of it being built the way you want may not mean what someone else wants. if you are planning to not live in the house forever, think about neutral 'stuff'. stay away from the pink jacuzzi tub (of which the house i purchased last year had) and the crazy colored roof. ofcourse, anything can be replaced...just a thought