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What is the correct water proofing strategy for cultured marble? My cultured marble shower leaked horribly but unbeknownst to me for a long time. When I demoed it, it was surprising to me that there was no membrane behind/under it. If water made it thru the caulk lines at the joints, the water was in your wall. I was shocked by this after doing a lot of research on shower installs. I went to a local dealer that specializes in cultured marble installs. They informed me that their installs are exactly like the one that failed on me before. They said I just need to touch up the caulk joints periodically. Is this really the strategy? I think I’d rather have tile with a waterproof membrane under/behind.

Commissioners are good ol’ boy rich guy political appointees. They are not biologists. Exhibit A: Outdoor Life

I have one. Had to replace the first one after only 2 years. Bought hr this second one from Costco so that a return may be a little easier if this one only lasts 2 years again.

Bumping this one back to the top. Sounds like some drama may be afoot. Any OTers have the skinny?
WBRZ article and video

Kroll is bought and paid for by the deer farming industry. I think he even supports being able to transport captive whitetails between enclosures will nilly.

I’d steer clear of sharp object if I were you.

A lot. It hurt. My insurance, taxes, and shortage are way more than the P&I.

If you did not own this home already and it were for sale, would you purchase it for FMV as rental/ investment? If not, then you need to sell it.

For a benchmark, the people doing well at this have gross monthly rental income that was 1% of the purchase prices of the house. I think that number is harder to achieve now, but that’s why it’s gotten less lucrative.

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Those under 50 can really do themselves some good here.

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I guess. I’m under 40 but experienced enough to know my record of spotting the good deals is pretty shitey.

Maybe the seller “owns” the property through an owner financing arrangement.