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Sam Meister Investing Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Baltimore
7 May 2016 | 10 replies
@Anthony Heyward -- I appreciate you reaching out. Let's
Christian Morris Advice for a 19 year old investor
7 October 2016 | 4 replies
Now before I ask for advice on how to start out let me breifly tell you a little bit about myself.
Haydn Zeis How I walked away from my first deal with $67,899.45; thanks BP!
8 December 2016 | 95 replies
My dad is wanting to invest with me; we’re looking mainly for buy and hold multifamily, but we’re open to other opportunities.I have to say, BiggerPockets has been an amazing outlet for me.
Baylie Sappir Carpet petrified to wood flooring
5 May 2017 | 3 replies
Building supply outlets have them...get the long handle one so you do not have to bend over or work on your knees.
James W. Two loans on one home?
25 September 2017 | 5 replies
There are people on the lending side that probably know of more outlets available for over 80% 2nds.
Larry Sease investing in low value property
5 May 2008 | 38 replies
Fix list BasementPlumbing lines PEXLine to hot water heaterTo Kitchen sinkTo Upstairs bathTo DishwasherTo basement toiletNew washer hook upsWash tubNew shut offs all aroundSafety line on WHNew outside spiketsRetape furnace ductsRewire and add junction boxesPull PanelingScrape Walls Paint wallsGutter fixClean Cabinet area'sPaint basement Hallway..Remove Basement ToiletFix front rain gutterKitchenKitchen Trap fixInstall shut offsRoof replacementDish washer fixTotal kitchen Ceiling repairFix plumbing leak in ceilingCleanInstall 220v for stove and dryer and remove old gas linesCeiling fanDoor bell over stoveNew caulkFix basement door lockAdd GFI'sHouseNew LocksRebuild back door jam/paintPull tack stripsWash and Wax floorsNew storm doorDinning room windowScrape and Paint flaking porchGlue wall paperLiving room return ventPull StaplesDinning roomLiving roomStairshallwayNew hallway lightFix or Replace Electric OutletsUpstairs outlets replacedBathroomNew bath medicine cabinetFix tileCleanPlumbing leaksNew shut off toiletRebuild ToiletNew CaulkBedroom onePull flooringChange light switchReplace ceiling fanWash and Wax floorsBedroom twoReplace ceiling fanWash and Wax floorsBedroom threeReplace ceiling fanWash and Wax floorsGarageMan door fix and lockBig door type lockBack window fixTrash /SweepPush Button for Door
Mike M. Electrical & Water Heater Questions
6 January 2015 | 4 replies
Electrician said NEC would allow replacement of outlets with GFCI and "no ground" label.
David Niles Bathroom Window and tile
13 November 2012 | 8 replies
So there isn't much of a difference in terms of water sitting anywhere, but the glass block is way more work to put in, I think.Side note: Glenn, don't you need a GFCI outlet near the sink?
Calvin Lin HOA start enforcing 20% rental cap suddenly
6 June 2017 | 2 replies
So I am thinking if the HOA really pushes me to get rid of the tenants I would ask for a compromise like letting my current tenants have time to find a new place and move out, let's say 3 months. 
Chris Potter Flipping homes in Washington State - looking for partners/REagent
24 July 2017 | 20 replies
I work with quite a few different local real estate agents here as well and would be more than happy to help out.  Let