In my lease I have the following:(d) No spikes, adhesives, screws, hooks or nails, or the like may be driven into or applied to the walls or other surfaces without our prior written consent except that small nails may be used for hanging wall decorations.

On the surface it looks like a deal that would cash flow well. 

You will need to delaminate glossy surface faces with the abrasive side of a simple scrub sponge.

So, congrats for thinking long-term and more than just the next step to take.On the surface, purchasing, fixing, living in a property and then renting it out to do all over again sounds like a good strategy. 

I enjoy learning about the lending side and are always new education lessons that surface which each loan.

Is it diversification, cash flow, to build wealth, quit a job, retire early, but a kid through college...Step 4: Get a surface level understanding of the various niches of REI.

The cheapest/quickest option would be to mix up some Quickcrete and pour it onto the existing sidewalk in an attempt to "level" the uneven surface.

Refinishing this floor will remove quite a bit of the surface.

I would do a hard surface in the entry.

They give a pretty description of how it works: http://www.noteworld.com/ :cool: Hi, I feel that I am in debt to you for bring this information to surface!