Its carpet tiles on concrete.

Wet the existing concrete thoroughly, brush on the other half of the glue to the wet concrete.

Bit of a long story because I have to explain a bit more than I did in the initial message (clearly there is a lot more to this story, but hopefully the cliff notes version will suffice).Here are the code violations: exterior paint (it's a brick house, so only talking trim here, and yes it definitely needs it), repair downspout (round gutter hole has rectangular downspout in it), repair spalling or bulging concrete on walkway, driveway, steps.

Here are a few items they highlighted - repaint concrete sidewalk which had been previously painted and now chipping and replace a cast iron plumbing stack, which is functioning PERFECTLY, only because it is STARTING to barnacle.

To put it in concrete terms, you will still get inquiries when you're asking $1050/m for what should be a $775/m SFR.

Concrete will absorb the water or it will evaporate if it is a small amount.

I would only consider this if he can use a concrete floor with a floor drain.

I think you might need to put a bit more distance between yourself and your promises/eagerness to please your tenants.Sorry that this isn't really giving you a concrete solution, but these are the kind of issues you're going to always deal with especially in multiunits and C-class properties.

The concrete that was literally the top of the foundation slab.I posted a 30-Day Notice to Vacate the day after closing. 

So 30 days from an indeterminable date is much less concrete than "we will be gone by the 12th."