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30 December 2020 | 6 replies
Home Depot for flooring and bath fixtures, and a local building supply for dimensional lumber, windows and trim.
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22 June 2020 | 7 replies
Remove all rotted wood and replace with treated lumber.
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5 November 2019 | 77 replies
@Dan DiCiaulaI've used my oscillating tool to cut of nailing and other flanges to make stock windows fit, used pressure-treated lumber to modify openings, and me and my Great Stuff foam are very tight.The problem is that you're handing off your property to a C-class tenant who is not going to be gentle on the windows.
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12 August 2015 | 17 replies
My daughter chose clik together laminate from Lumber Liquidators for the upstairs of her place and now we're wondering about the formaldehyde levels and whether she should be involved in the lawsuits....
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21 September 2020 | 10 replies
We went with the thickest mil thickness for the money from lumber liquidators (https://www.lumberliquidators....) at 5mil thickness it's very durable.
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4 April 2023 | 527 replies
J Scott, $15,000 for your lumber package and labor seems very low to me.
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6 September 2017 | 17 replies
I know many investors in our areas who bought their SFR/Condo buy/hold properties at the right time (Buyer Cycles I and II), are now unloading their properties because they made stupid equity, and are doing 10-31 exchanges into multi-family properties out of state.
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1 October 2023 | 83 replies
That leaves Steel, concrete and lumber material costs.
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14 January 2024 | 10 replies
It’s better than when lumber was a lot higher.
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17 August 2022 | 213 replies
If you look at the spreadsheet below, the lower the "D" ratio, the higher the demand of homes in this school cluster and easier for the seller to unload their properties due to low inventory and high demand.