All Forum Posts by: Daniel Adamik

@Diane G. I would definitely get another quote and a set of eyes on this. I’m not sure where you are at but I would contact drain mob or Koko drains to see if they could be of service to you in Ca.

I would look at re doing the pipe under ground fixing the issue at hand the right way vs avoiding it and possibly having junk continue to seep into the main from the current broken pipe. Drain repair has come along way. There could be many options depending on the company you choose.

You could replace just the section of broken pipe, trench less, or other forms.

Best of luck.

@Solomon Ficklin I have been wondering this aswell. I’m trying to write down what I think matters but am curious as to what others are doing aswell.

Hi BP!

My question is if anyone does or has gotten a line of credit against a mobile home.

I have a mobile home that is owned outright and would like to see if I can tap into it to get some capital.

I'm in the Denver area. 

Thanks in advance!

Daniel, 

Patrick M, 

I would just put the silicone under the top portion of the drain assembly, instal unit and put  good a bead of silicon under the sink where the rubber gasket will seat and tighten the nut. Do this while the silicone is wet tgen clean up extra on top for a clean install. 

Hope this helps. 

depending on how bad it is and what you used to seal it in the first place, I would pull the drain apart and use 100% silicone on top and the underside of the drain assembly. once everything is tight wipe the extra off and you should be good as new.

Thank you for the warm welcome to BP. 

Daniel.

Originally posted by @Bill S.:

@Daniel Adamik welcome. Are you giving up your heating and plumbing work? Real Estate Agency is a tough business to break into. Many here and attest to the need for quality contractors. Join the local meetups like this one to make some relationships to propel your career forward.

Hi Bill, I will be fading away from the plumbing and heating gig as I can.  I do understand it is a hard business to break into. I need a change in life and am ready to take it on. 

Thanks for the link and thank you for the welcome.  

Daniel

Hi everyone,  

Just wanted to say hello and introduce myself.  I currently do heating and plumbing full time. My wife and I just flipped our first home last September.  We had alot of fun doing it, what a learning experience. 

Since then I wanted to change up my gears and really jump into real estate full time. I will be starting real estate school in the next few days to become an agent. 

My goals here are to not only buy and sell homes for clients but to also learn more about investing in the real estate market in regards to buy and flip method aswell as rentals. 

I look forward to discussing these topics here in BP. 

Daniel,