All Forum Posts by: David Niles

You should always blow out all the water lines with a small compressor.  Water lines run up and down hill through walls and ceilings, just opening faucets will get most of the water out but its these low spots that will hold water, freeze and split the pipes. 

If you are unsure of how to do all this, much cheaper to hire a pro then open walls and ceilings to fix broken pipes down the road. 

Hello Peter from a life long Buffalonian.  Quite a few of us active on here so feel free to reach out and I'll help anyway I can.

Dave

Hello Michael,  welcome to BP.  Life long Buffalonian here so anything I can help with, drop me a line.

Dave

Get ahold of @MikeSherwood here and see what he can help you with.  

Hello Justin and welcome to BP.  Quite a few of us Buffalonians onboard here so dont hesitate to drop any of us a line.

@Michael Sherwood would be your best bet to contact for BP meetup info.

Dave

Welcome to BP Michael.  Good luck with your first flip.  Plenty of us Buffalonians here so if you hit a snag or have any questions, feel free to drop me a line.

Dave

Hey Daniel welcome to BP.  As most have already discussed here, Buffalo market varies greatly sometimes block by block, sometimes even street by street.  Best to talk to some seasoned investors and then figure out exactly what areas fit your budget and level of risk.

Dave

Hey Dan, welcome to BP!  Quite a few of us WNYers and Buffalonians here so make sure to set up your key word notifications and dont hesitate to contact me if theres anything I can help with.

Dave

I would agree with posts above.  If you move farther into Sloan, its hit and miss, probably a little farther then you would want to be from Canisius though.  

Hello Robert, as you've seen already, quite a few of us Buffalonians around here and yes indeed it has been quite sunny lately. 

Drop any questions you may have to any of us to see if we can help and definitely do as @Andrew Schultzsuggested and try to get by the meeting tomorrow night.

Dave