
19 September 2011 | 3 replies
I own the washer and dryer in the laundry room and they use it.

4 October 2011 | 11 replies
You can offer free washer and dryer to the successful buyer.We humans like the word free, even if we are paying for it unknowingly.

22 March 2012 | 22 replies
Looked at the pics.I would power wash the sidewalk next to your building as well as the entrance and patio.They are real dirty and you can see algae growing on them.You can rent concrete pressure washer with a high PSI at Lowe's or Home Depot for cheap.Make sure you spend a little higher amount to get the high psi sprayer.Do Not use it on the house but concrete only as damage can occur.The houses use a lower psi sprayer than the concrete ones.I would say you are looking at identity disorder with this property.I get your story about it but what else is around it??

1 November 2011 | 12 replies
I am trying to figure on costs of rehab as well as what to offer on home - ( I would reside in Home there after as owner occupant ) it needs the following from what i can see.. x2 for two floors/ apts- 43 replacement windows- 43 Square of Roof- a Rather Large Tree Limbs Hanging over roof cut- 4 Exterior Doors with storm doors- 6 Exterior doors with no storm doors- Raise Porch Rails to code ( another ft or so ) Porch in front is 50 ft & rear Porches 30 ft- Fix Front wooden stairs @ 5-6 ft wide- Fix Water entering basement thru Bull Ked ( add a drain or pour concrete )- Pour Concrete in Three car garage floor ( is dirt now )- Needs Heating & Hot water, and baseboard heat up two floors ( two new furnaces and FHW baseboard brought up two stories )- Electrical service upgrade from 60 amps old knob and tub to breakers and also bring up two floors adding new elec service in whole building adding plugs in all rooms plus washer and dryer hookups - 2 Panels, and move it to outside from basement..- New sub floors in Kitchens where needed , and then Linoleum floors in kitchen- Total Cleanout 3-4 Roll Off Dumpsters for left behind junk- Linoleum in pantry 4x8- 2 Bathrooms - Needs new linoleum and 1 needs Sub floor- Bathroom walls - rip off old plastic tile in one and make drywall and paint - Ba 2 Needs Rip off wall paper and skim and paint2 - Living room Kitchen & (2) Dining Room and 3 (6)Bed rooms Refinish Hardwood floors on ea floor so x22- Living rooms, kitchen and dining rooms, remove wall paper and skim coat, and paint all walls and ceilings2 - Living Rooms and windows remove all trim and replace with new and paint ( lead Paint )2 - Repair Bathroom Ceilings and Pantry Ceilings and then paint6 Bedrooms Fix Drywall, paint walls and ceilings2 Bathrooms install bathtub wall panels2 - Install Kitchen Cabinets , and countertops, and Sink in both pantrys2- Install Dishwashers including pipe, drains and elec in two pantries2 - Over stove - More cabinets in Kitchen @ 6 ft top and bottom with countertops2 Install washer and dryer hookups after bringing power to locationApprox 150-200 ft of Asbestos removal in basementalso what is the lead time to do all this..?

9 November 2011 | 20 replies
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11 November 2011 | 6 replies
We (my wife) and I have a substantial traditional IRA available that we could possibly roll into a solo 401k and obtain a loan, but she’s not a fan of that scenario….”we’re not touching that” was her response!

5 June 2012 | 11 replies
It has a large shed, AC, includes frig, stove and stackable washer/dryer, has tip-out which makes a large living room, two car parking port and carpet less than two years old.

24 November 2011 | 3 replies
And then you also have insurance, maintenance/repairs, property taxes, buying a washer/dryer/refrigerator, etc.

6 February 2012 | 11 replies
Water at 125 per building sounds very cheap and understated.I can tell you when the landlord pays the water bill tenants take LONG showers,do not report leaks (running commodes,bathtubs dripping,washer leaks,etc.) and they let others was cars and use their washer dryer for clothes.125 by 4 is 31.25 a unit for water each month.I would demand the actual water bills for proof for the past year.If it's built in 1971 what about the lead based paint EPA renovation rules??

27 December 2011 | 11 replies
Why not offer the best of all worlds...Advertise the units as having washer/dryer hookups.Advertise that washer/dryer are available for rent if needed.