All Forum Posts by: Ronald Wentz

@Ryan Evan. Great advice, thank you.

@James Wise, Thank you for your reply.

Looking to purchase my second rental property in Cleveland, Ohio. Most properties I have viewed have had water in the basement from the floor drains or seeping from the walls. Should I let this be a deterrent, could be simple repair or it could be major. Thanks for any advise.

@James Wise

Great advice, thank you.

I'm in the process of finishing a rehabbed home in a c class neighborhood, I removed all the carpeting, because it was to dirty to be cleaned. My wood floors need refinishing to remove several stains, I don't think potential renters will appreciate having beautiful wood floors. What would be the best cost effective route for me to go in. Refinish with heavy Polyurethane or carpeting or interlocking floors. 3 bed and living room and dining room and stairs. Any advice is helpful.  

Thanks for the confirmation.

First time rehabber, taking on a major rehab project by myself. Project is almost complete, and I am way pass tired and stressed (LOL).

Long story short, I am in the final phase of my very first rehab in a C class neighborhood. I have three bedrooms with terrible carpeting, carpet has been removed in one room, wood floors looked very nice. I'm afraid that tenants will damage all wood floors . Should I pay to have carpet installed by HD or refinish the hardwood floors?

Sorry for the rant guys, I meant to say a contractor that excepts credit cards, such as Wells Fargo or any home project credit card. Also the remainder of the work to be completed is minimal. I have my answer thanks for responding.