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Michael Doherty 1st BRRRR Success(ish)
8 December 2021 | 180 replies
Install Luxury Vinyl Plank flooring (LVP) throughout both units (Home Decorators Collection Blue Cedar Grey from Home Depot) Install new counter tops and cabinets in 2nd floor kitchen New Vanity/shower for 2nd floor unit Install 3 new windows Install Sump pump in basement Update washer dryer hooks (each unit) Paint all ceilings/walls/ trim ( Agreeable Grey from Sherman Williams) New appliances for 2nd floor kitchen (used from Facebook Market Place)Holding Costs: $8,271 4 months of $1,284 interest only payments Taxes Utilities 6 months Builders Risk/General Liability Premium After all said and done I spent $28,397 (not included holding costs) and was under budget!
Account Closed First REI deal looked promising but rehab costs keep growing
22 November 2020 | 53 replies
$11500Vinyl siding: $10000Gutters/downspouts: $1100Electrical: Remove supply and install new wiring, boxes switches: $12500Doors, interior and exterior and hole will need to be cut for a new window : $5500Partition wall/ drywall and framing: $14000Flooring: fix subfloor as necessary, install LVP $6800Oak trim/ finish carpentry: $10000Demo/ framing/ general construction: $11000Lighting: $1500Appliances: $7000 Then some miscellaneous, profit and overhead and contractor management fee comes to: $40000
Steve Balinski How much does Window Unit A/C hurt your rental prices?
21 June 2023 | 18 replies
Improper or no drainage system can result in condensate penetrating your window sill/trim and/or leaking to the interior of your structure ultimately causing extensive wood rot and other water related damages.
Joe Schaak A deceptively spacious home on a double lot in Columbia Heights.
31 March 2021 | 4 replies
We simply removed the awnings, repainted the trim, removed the chain link fence, power washed the wooden fence, pruned and shaped all the trees, and hired a lawn care service to get the lawn back in shape.
Jayde Brown Landlord claims damage; tenant claims wear and tear..
7 June 2023 | 19 replies
In the last photo, it looks like the crown molding has significant damage at the top of the right end of trim.
Casey Rolland Insurance Coverage item "Water Backup of Sewers or Drains"
24 May 2023 | 3 replies
If NO basement, what is potential damage...proper extraction, sanitation, removal/drying of walls and trim, personal property, etc.
Kevin Moules MY FIRST FLIP!!! COME FOLLOW MY JOURNEY!
13 August 2019 | 70 replies
Spent the day today with my wife shopping for light fixtures, door hardware, tile for the bathroom and other random items.Cabinets/doors/door frames and trim are officially painted.
Victor Moreno Advice on first flip
5 February 2021 | 2 replies
So I found this property and they are asking 60k they have done some work but I guess the people that bought the property don’t have time to continue the rehab they added new siding new windows and they did some work inside plumbing and electrical but it still needs floors new doors a new furnace paint the exterior/interior new trim kitchen cabinets& new fencing.The houses around there are selling for 80k.
Joe Szymczyk Rental properties when to sell
17 January 2019 | 21 replies
I am getting rid of the lead based paint trimmed windows and putting in new double pane windows. 
Account Closed I have a curb appeal dilemma and I'm hoping for some input!
15 February 2017 | 18 replies
Basic design suggests a Base color and a contrasting Trim color.