All Forum Posts by: Holden Davenport

A good educational book on the topic is " How to Kill a City" By P.E. Moskowitz

 Thanks for the input. 

 Thanks for the input, I gave him an extra 5$ because I didn't have change, he seemed surprised, but was grateful, I plan on using him for future projects. Hopefully he remembers the "kind" gesture.  

What questions should I ask a home inspector? Also, should I tip, and what %?

@Jaysen Medhurst thank you for the assistant I’ll follow up with you post inspection

@Carvell G. Where in Albany? I looked a little less than a year ago a lot of the A, B, C locations are bought up. There are a lot of D locations available in West Hills/Arbor Hill... Troy/Schenectady too ... beautiful buildings (100Yr Old) but some of the neighborhoods look like they are straight out of the WIRE. Do you manage your own properties? Are there reliable management companies?

@Dennis M. Thank you!

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I guessed in calculating the After Repair Value. The basement apartment is currently being rented for 750 however, its in poor condition in my opinion, bathroom needs work and a few wall/window cosmetics. I haven't done a walk-through with an inspector, I've guesstimate the cost of repairs. This is my 1st home calculation after many edits. 

@Theresa Harris on mobile there are three option; write new post, follow discussions, share discussion

@Donald SaintVal indeed