Carl Randal
Why would landlords be afraid of creating additional streams of income?
27 June 2014 | 10 replies
@Carl Randal While it might be totally legit, it just screams pyramid scheme to me, and maybe it does to others and thats why everyones saying no.
Sam Lee
Stephen Leblanc
mtg on rental properties
7 November 2007 | 17 replies
There is a screaming hot deal on a property where you would need no more than $25K all in plus the new property meets all the other rules you operate by.
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Will bank usually counter first offer?
11 January 2008 | 15 replies
His boss wants him to get a good sale on each of them, and if he doesn't at least make an attempt to LOOK like he's trying to get that price, his boss will yell and scream and throw a hissy fit.
Brian Kehoe
Soundproofing?
8 November 2015 | 4 replies
Even with soundproofing, if the kids are screaming and such, it will be heard.
Cody Barrett
1920's class hardwood floors
10 March 2016 | 11 replies
If we see (and we do see) houses with painted hardwood floors the house just screams that the current owner is cutting corners - and we pay accordingly.As for painting walls in gloss?
Nat C.
How to handle a contractor mistake
5 February 2020 | 69 replies
We are in my driveway, he is in the truck, I start walking away and as soon as I get around the corner of the house and out of his sight I hear him scream "Merritt, you're a ****ing prick".
Matt Friesz
Property management Nightmare
15 August 2022 | 19 replies
(For all of you investor's screaming NO, should be only $250, that is absurd.
Account Closed
Paying off Debt. I'm Drowning in Student Loans
18 July 2018 | 3 replies
How often have you heard someone go on Dave's shows and do their debt free scream just to hear that they paid off $75,000 in debt in 36 months making making $50,000 per year.
Kim Heretick
HELP! Front Porch Concrete Cracked & Sinking
22 January 2019 | 13 replies
Hi Kim,The house is screaming for a proper proper porch/entry with a portico... it would completely transform the front facade and give the house some much-needed curb appeal.That said, with your extremely limited budget, the next best solution would be build a MUCH bigger wood porch over the existing one (no demo cost, and it's below the entry treshold) that extends a few feet farther into the yard from the house, and if you can afford it, to the far right small window.Either way, build two simple fat columns at the corners of the porch that would be about a foot higher than the railing, and positioned just outside the two smaller windows flanking the entry door.Then, paint the entry door a deep, very rich burgundy.It probably would exceed your super-tight budget, but would absolutely be worth the investment.