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Carl Dieckmann Single Family Residence - Fix and Flip
8 August 2022 | 0 replies
The exterior was also updated to provide a fresh, inviting appearance.
Account Closed Solar in illinois: worth it?
9 May 2020 | 28 replies
"Fresh meat" in the lead pool!
Dominick Di Fiore First time home owner, selling vs renting
2 January 2023 | 9 replies
It's always easier to keep what you've got than to sell, find a new investment, and start fresh.
Joe Kim Rental Arbitrage -how to do airbnb without BUYING
26 November 2019 | 96 replies
It’s a breath of fresh air to see someone who aims to cater to the guest experience, not just the cash.
Eron A. Will a concrete patio area above basement walls stop water?
31 December 2022 | 14 replies
This can be accomplished from the interior as well, however it's more effective preventing moisture from coming in (exterior), rather than holding moisture back (interior).been trying hard to avoid excavating. and remember now......there is a span of wall that is nice and clear...and not too cracked up. so whether or not they waterproofed or not........that span of concrete blocks are relatively undamaged. it doesnt make sense that they would waterproof that span, and not the other span.so this is why i think i can just cover the damaged span of concrete blocks with a porch or something so that water wouldnt get to the span of exterior wall. id actually probably use plastic tarp in the beginning, so i could uncover that area during days of sun in hopes that any moisture inside the dirt would evaporate. when it rains, id cover up that area again with a huge plastic tarp.i would also improve the grading, and well the downspouts are already good.i could also do a french drain type thing...but i dont think that would be necessary.im really trying to avoid excavating. i dont want to pay $25K lool. i already have mold issues on interior joists that will need to be blasted off...and these joists are 30ft long and there are probably 50 of them going across the basement. and yesterday i was looking at some studs...and i think i mightve seen some mold on those too. super annoying, man.
Sargis Yeghikyan Help! I am 16 years old and NEED some HELP!
29 April 2022 | 6 replies
Tell them how much you want to help them stage their houses, clean their listings, create handwritten notes for clients, get their coffee, drive around with them doing errands, run their social media accounts, grow with them, and offer suggestions and ideas with a younger/fresh outlook. 
Terry Drake First Lonnie deal.. on the right track?
30 March 2011 | 56 replies
I think once there is some fresh paint on the place, pressure cleaned the roof and solid floors this place will go fairly quick.
Terry Drake Journey through the next (Lonnie) deal..
17 January 2013 | 74 replies
We use THEIR money give it a nice, fresh paint job and pocket the rest.
Victor Noriega First Successful Land Flip
23 December 2016 | 35 replies
I cut my teeth selling land when I was 18 and a freshly minted RE agent...
Ashley Wilson Outlet Covers are the death of me
19 February 2017 | 39 replies
If you have rehabbed a house, you most likely updated the outlets covers to give that fresh clean look.