All Forum Posts by: George Jones

...and a mold inspector would probably be best.

Allan, I'm not sure if this is the cause or not, but you may want to check the AC, itself. The AC, especially, a wall unit, will gather condensation in the bottom of its base, and can sometimes produce a smell of mildew when the unit is in use. If the condensation does not drain properly (to the exterior of the building) that water can leak inside, down the wall and up under the carpet. So these are additional clues you might want to look for.

Hope this helps.

George

Fred, I agree. I would not be comfortable with the landlord using the rental property's garage to store their personal property in.

Judy, I would say you may have to get a bit creative to cut the cost of your storage bill, but I would not encroach.

Just my opinion,

George

Thanks, and great post, Chris. Loved the replies as well. I'm totally new to investing, and to the BP forums, and have learned more in the last 30 minutes from a couple of post than I ever could have imagined I would. So thanks again for posting, Chris, and good luck on landing your 3rd great investment property!

Best wishes,

George

Thank you for posting this question, and a second thanks to everyone who replied. I am new to BiggerPockets and to real estate investing, but topics like these are not only interesting but very helpful in developing a good understanding of rental property management, and investing. So thanks again to everyone!

Very sincerely,

George