They will pull up the vinyl flooring and dry out the basement.

@Caleb Kacal1) Get a college degree in business or practical stem degree2) Get into a hot and high paying industry like tech, investment banking or consulting 3) Work your tail off in that 9-5 and job hop upwards for more money 4) In the process, keep buying properties, heck, live with your parents for first 5 years if have to 5) Get 10 units by 33.

You could encourage tenants to not use the heated dry.

After they graduate the MBA program, they will still be in the same Google roles, BUT the MBA Programs will count their Google job as part of their post MBA salary.In this day and age, masters degrees outside of STEM and maybe psych, are becoming less and less important and are facing downward pressure from online institutions.

There is no cut and dry correct way because it really does depend on what they last two deeds stated.

These guys will bleed you dry its insane.I just had a roofer do half my roof and leave the other half unfinished with large holes in it.

So the city was changing some piping outside of the house for the collection of rain and they had a pump to take all the water to another location, in the meantime at one point the pump stopped working they got clogged and my tenant calls me and says there’s a flood in the basement they send me a bunch of pictures and what happened was that the water kind of backflow to the house we had about and 2 inches of water in the basement it wasn’t all over the place I would say about half of the basement was affected it was in the evening so I couldn’t call the insurance company and when I called the 24 hour line they weren’t much help, I ended up calling an emergency company they came to the house vacuumed and mopped up all the water they cut about 4 inches of the walls where the water has seeped under the walls, placed a few dehumidifiers to make sure things dry up.

My rental unit is non smoking, and upon lease termination the whole apartment smells like smoke, as well as dried up nicotine spots all over the walls.

Then I placed a fan on the wall so it would hopefully dry by the next day. 

looks like it could be early stages of dry rot to me.