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Shelley F. my professional tenant nightmare...warning long
12 April 2016 | 17 replies
This place had two indoor arenas, a lot of outdoor riding places and pastures, and also a 2/1 craftsman bungalow house as well.
Ben Biggs Question for experienced RE agents
5 September 2016 | 9 replies
If there is one thing that would make you stand out.. DOOR
Bryan Wilson Should I sell my Primary Residence?
17 March 2017 | 2 replies
I have a plot of land family owned that i have the right to purchase at $90K the land is worth $100K+ as it is on a lake and major outdoor trail system.  
Christopher Salatino Wanting to get into self storage/RV-Boat business
5 April 2023 | 7 replies
Indoor AC/outdoor, 15,950 SF, 122 units, 60 parking spots, 96% average occupancy, fenced with 24/7 security, 35 yrs left in land lease.
Vijaianand Thirunageswaram Texas Winter Storm - Landlord & Investors Experience
6 May 2021 | 6 replies
I got lucky - none of my rentals had burst pipes, though my hands were hurting from the cold from installing pipe insulation on the outdoor pipes.
Jonathan Foux New to short term rentals - what are the biggest operational challenges?
23 January 2024 | 38 replies
Great photos, great clean interior look, great outdoor area, all the bells & whistles to where when you interview 3-5 STR PMs all of them are kind of floored with it and want your business beyond the $ but view it was one of their more easier ones to manage.
Sunny P. Carpet and painting
26 March 2017 | 2 replies
General issue area that I've seen:- Gutters (usually clogged or loose)- Windows (won't open and close)- Door seals (worn out seals, you can see day light)- HVAC check regularly - Vent (dirty)- Under the sink (check for leaks)- Grout (in bathrooms, sometime need to regrout)- Caulk (worn out caulk)- Garbage disposal (rusted, leak or just not working)- Dyer vent (lint could be build up cause fire. the early sign is if clothes not drying properly)- Outdoor trims (usually wood rotten) see if it's need to be paint- bushes or tree too close to the house may need to be remove (roots issue, foundation crack, could be driveway crack too)- wood decking or steps (if you don't seal it, could rotting in faster rate)- smoke detector (old, need replace)- etc (BP member feel free to add) 
Chase Keller Vacation Rental Theft and Damage
8 May 2020 | 15 replies
You can't go cheap on outdoor furniture.
Natsumi Jang Handyman Job Rate Question
12 May 2016 | 4 replies
Recently I had the following work done at a property:  1) install security screws for existing kitchen faucet 2) adjust deadbolt on a door 3) replace (2) outdoor lights and light bulb (4) replace 3 smoke detector batteries (5) install a spring for screen door (6) install a blind in the living room. 
Boris Mordkovich How Much Does It Truly Cost to Furnish a New Airbnb
11 August 2022 | 28 replies
Post a pic of your outdoor hot tub once you fabricate it.