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Lee G. After Hours Phone Calls
12 December 2010 | 11 replies
I also walk through the property with them to show them where the fire extinguishers are, where the breaker panel is, and where the water main shutoff is.
Trudy Hoekstra What level of finishes do you use?
15 June 2009 | 16 replies
For instance, if 2 out of 5 houses in the area have dual pane windows, she puts in retrofit dual pane windows.
Jon Huber Would this be a good deal for buy and hold in the NYC metro area?
11 September 2014 | 18 replies
Also one more thing, think about how a strain it would be on your relationship if your generous gesture ends up being a money pit for you...
Jon Swift Homepath house with plumbing issue
21 July 2015 | 12 replies
I am in contract right now on a hud home that wasn't winterized properly so it has burst pipes and also needs a new electric panel. I
Andy Bastone A newbie's second deal
19 September 2015 | 6 replies
All told our mortgage, tax, and insurance payments come out to about $750 and if all units were rented out we would pull about $2000 a month.As it stands now we have one unit rented and our roommate pays us $300 a month, so we still cover the mortgage even with 50% occupancy.The house definitely needed some TLC when we closed.It was pretty much trashed, but the previous owners left a consolation prize of steaks and a case of beer in the fridge.The cleaning was a process by itself that included the excavation of about 3000 lady bug carcasses.We also gave the house a fresh coat of interior pain, re-plastered the ceilings, ripped out the old carpet and revived the original hardwood floors, fixed the roof, installed fans and a washer dryer set, and replaced several broken window panes.
Jacob Forbis Approaching a Primary Residence like a flip...
1 April 2015 | 19 replies
You'd hate to put an undue strain on the early days of your marriage because you're living in a constant construction zone!
Frankie Woods Purchased My First True Investment Property (Multifamily)
2 July 2014 | 10 replies
Although, I have an amazing, albeit expensive, property management team and a have accounted for the higher expenses in my due diligence so hopefully that will reduce some of the strain
Judd Campbell Well to do friends want to give me money to invest in RE
5 May 2014 | 8 replies
When things get tough, and they do from time to time, the strain on these valuable relationships is just not worth the money.
Alex M. Structuring partnership for private money - how would you do it?
25 June 2015 | 3 replies
That keeps you happy, but if he's expecting large cap gains you could be in for a strained relationship.
Victor Rejino Land for sale (maybe)
9 July 2015 | 3 replies
You should be prepared to hire them as soon as you've signed a contract or committed to work with a general contractor.Approaching the project as a built to suit (custom build) removes a lot of the financial strains that come with the building of a home on spec.