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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Pinaki M.
  • Little Rock, AR
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Where can I learn basic plumbing, HVAC, etc.?

Pinaki M.
  • Little Rock, AR
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I recently became a landlord and planning on growing. The problem is that I have almost ZERO skills needed for repairs like plumbing, HVAC, electrical, etc. Now, I realize that I don't want to do all of this work, especially as I keep adding more rentals to my portfolio. Nevertheless, having some knowledge is always very helpful. That way, at least I can hopefully diagnose a problem and outsource as necessary, or if it's small enough, just do it myself. Where can I learn these skills? I am a busy professional and want to make the best use of my time, so just tinkering around by myself is probably not the most time efficient solution for me. I have been thinking of taking classes. Does anyone know where to look for such classes that cover basic or intermediate level? Or any other suggestions? Btw, I do watch youtube videos from time to time, but I think being in a class will force me to be much more involved and hands on. Thanks.

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Noah Jones
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Mcminnville, OR
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Noah Jones
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Mcminnville, OR
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HVAC: ACservicetech and grayfurnaceman on YouTube. Learn how to use a multi meter to diagnose basic electrical issues and air flow issues. Those will be your most common issues. Leave the refrigerant stuff to the pros.

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