All Forum Posts by: Jennifer Buchholz

Hi:  Given something that has come up at work, I probably cannot attend the upcoming San Diego conference.  I am looking for someone to transfer my registration to.  Please let me know if you are interested.  Thanks,  

Hi Everyone:  There are a lot of responses here from people who have considered Wealthability or are considering.  I'm checking back in to see if anyone else (besides those who have already posted) has used the service and if so thoughts?  Thanks, 

Thank you. For now just as a storage space. 

Hi All, I live in CT which = basements.  I am looking at buying a house built in 1920 as a rental- it will cash flow well - it has a stone basement and it is damp - no big puddles or running water, but the walls are oozing a bit.  We are working on getting someone out to the house to take a look at it but in the meantime, wondered if anyone has experience with this.  How to remedy?  Do the remedies actually work or will there always be an issue with dampness? Cost etc.  Thanks, 

Hi Everyone;  Is there a good app that will show property lines pretty accurately?  Or another way to get property lines without getting a survey done?  Thanks, 

Thanks!

Hi Everyone:

Does anyone have a sample of a contractor agreement that spells out work, timeline and costs?  Thanks,

Flood zones and foundation issues

Hi, Once I connect with a member by accepting his/her request or requesting a connection, where can I see all of my connections?  Are they listed in an area/section in the Network section?  Thanks, 

Hi All:

I have identified a property to purchase that will cash flow nicely.  I have enough cash to pay cash and cover the reno.  I also will qualify for a mortgage and have good credit.  The value of my cash has come down significantly in the past few months so I would be moving it out of my investment accounts at a low point.  But of course mortgage rates have gone up.   Generally speaking, what is the best approach - pay cash and then refinance or put down payment and mortgage?  Any thoughts would be helpful.  Thanks,