All Forum Posts by: John T.

If memory serves, landlording on autopilot and the book on managing rental properties both propose this as a strategy to set expectations. I know this is a dated post, but it seems like it's a back-end vs. front-end thing. Presenting the list during leasing process (front) or collecting receipts of repairs and replacements/work done after they move out (back). If the tenant agrees, isn't it a bidding contract (within reason)?

Hello BP.

For those landlords who have AC units in their rental properties, do you cover any cleaning/servicing expenses or hold the tenant responsible? If the latter, how do you approach it - included in lease, separate invoice/bill, etc.

Any input or thoughts it's greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

@Shadane K Croach Let me know what your goals are and what books/advice you've leaned into. More than happy to make a few suggestions.

@Shadane K Croach Hello Shadane. Are you planning to invest on island?

@Jurina Castro Hello Jurina. I know your post is dated, but what did you end up doing with your property?

 Thanks a ton, Kevyn. This is very instructive. Appreciate the time.

 Thanks for the insight, Kevyn.  Would that mean an engineer would need to walk through for an estimate/inspection for me to determine if it's feasible?  What would you recommend? Thanks again.

 Hey Josh. Actual concrete, usually poured concrete is how it's done here.

Hello BP!

This question may be for engineers, contractors, or builders in general.

What are the considerations when constructing a concrete roof on an existing concrete structure (SFR)? It currently has a metal tin roof. I live on Guam and fully concrete homes are the norm. I was thinking about the investment potential of these types of properties as fixer uppers.

Barring any other issues, this would make the house conforming and bank financable. Thoughts?

 Hello Stephanie.  Any update on your post - results of any rehab on value? Thanks.