I don't want to look like someone that works out of their car with a legal pad.  

Originally posted by @Brandon Stevenson:Since the basement will be a play room for the kids, was thinking we probably need a water barrier since it's concrete and some padding for the feel.I do like these planks since it has padding already included, and it's the color I like with a good price. so may just need to put a water barrier underneath it.

I'm considering RV slots ( for Snowbirds, vacationers, and refinery/turnaround workers), MH pads, cabins, etc. 

This tenant seems to have no problem paying the late fees (and to be honest, it is a nice padding), but I hate the hassle of collecting late rent.

I think, however; mouse people aren’t very clear in their end goal to decide what to do with their money.

I also don’t think that people with steady jobs are going to want upgrade their “pads” just because they can now swing it.  

All the money you put into a good buy and good rehab may sit when rubber hits the road -- so a deal is a deal is a deal, but your contingency for the deal should be padded enough.

He and his crew do a lot of work to make them habitable--way more than they would have to do for cat damage.With Pets you can get special carpet pads and special carpets that somewhat repel the urine problem, but with Horror Tenants your really just stuck with what the Devastation they leave behind.And like you said, so many people have pets, if you don't take them you really limit your renter selection, and Pet issues seem a lot easier to deal with than the Horror Tenant Issues. 

The Fire Marshall had to inspect it and I had to do a few things like add a deck to both doors and pour a concrete parking pad.

This would be especially useful in the forums that have 50-100+ posts so once you get to the bottom you can just mouse back up to the toolbars at the top and navigate to the next page instead of scrolling back up through everything.