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All Forum Posts by: Brooke O'Bryan

Brooke O'Bryan has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Thank you for all the replies! I’m leaning toward carpet and maybe the carpet tiles for ease of installation. It’s a finished basement (or will be) and I just had water issues and had it waterproofed. The waterproofing does have a warranty, so I suppose that means low risk of moisture, but still a touch nervous after this terrible water experience. 

I have just under 600 sq ft in a basement to floor/carpet. Looking for the most affordable option that will also show well for the flip. Looking for specific links or recommendations. 

I found a duplex that is listed for 95k, has renters currently in both sides for total rent of 1250/mo.  I bet I could get the property for around 85k which would put it well above the 1% rule, but Im wondering for my first rental if it is better to have it fresh so I can find renters myself? Or is it a benefit that there are already renters there and I dont have to go find some?  Is there a way to validate if the renters are "good" - like paying every month?