They get evicted with the same regularity as Non-section 8 Tenants.I do accept Section 8 and have many Section 8 tenants.

The past few years have been bad, his boss ( the owner ) has not given him a raise and has held back his regular paycheck on occasion.

Should I Just go ahead and use regular mortar and tile over the floor?

Please allow me to elaborate a little on our situation.Oh, and please don't think I'm being a smartass with some of these comments :)I'll try to keep this very short.A few of us have our regular Poker game on Friday nights at my house in Winter Park.

Here's a link to their last meetup: http://www.meetup.com/network20/events/170248512/Also, BP has a regular monthly meetup in NYC that @Darren Sager could tell you about.

ALWAYS perform your own due diligence and check up on your projects regularly.

Tim Gordon   We can attest to the scrap metal guys being crazy here too.....two weeks ago, we had replaced an old window in our carriage house apartment and we left it at the curb on regular garbage night.  

But if you start seeing foreclosures increase dramatically, home affordability increasing dramatically, prices dropping, tons of days on market, investors getting out or foreclosed out of the industry, high cash ROI’s, people talking about the end of the world and RE as we know it, it might be time to start buying on a regular basis through the “alleged” bottom..?

Would anyone who does this as a course of their regular business take a looksee at this and provide feedback?

The rates will be higher than regular loans, too.They're also more common for large commercial deals.