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Nat C. How to handle a contractor mistake
5 February 2020 | 69 replies
Anyone who whines, cries, grumbles, and resists when it comes to fixing their own errors has to go.  
Tim Carlson How and where to find a good mentor
15 October 2019 | 9 replies
They teach their students enough to be dangerous but not enough to do deals on their own so the student 9/10 times brings the deal back to the "guru" to help close it taking most of your deal you worked your tail off for.
Garrett Johnson Investing while paying down debts
13 August 2019 | 2 replies
There always seems to be debate about investing early to capitalize on compounding interest vs paying off debt ASAP.I have a significant student loan debt but my wife and I have been able to put ourselves in position to pay it off in a little over a year from now (using about 50-60% of our combined incomes to pay down loans).I don’t have a job that matches in a 401k, but I have a Roth IRA.
Nick Harrington Connecting CPVC to galvanized? CPVC or PEX?
29 July 2015 | 17 replies
You must go back to a thread and use a threaded fitting.You can likely reduce to 1/2", and me (and most here) would reccomend pex over cpvc.Consider replacing all of the galvanized: cry once. 
Mike Baker First "House Hack" accomplished
24 July 2015 | 22 replies
hi mike, congrats on the move. it sounds like it was not easy. but hey, thats a good thing. you have proven that you have what it takes to make it in this business. you are willing to stick it out no matter what it takes. you got what it takes. that being said, don't have such a low opinion of home inspectors. i happen to be one. some are, lets say, less that enjoyable. its not uncommon to find two different guys with 2 different opinions just weeks apart. i am sure it was not an " altogether different list". they most likely found many similar things but one guy found more issues and one guy thought an issue was a big deal when the other didn't. thats normal. it sounds like you got a decent deal on the duplex. congrats. hopefully there is equity in the place that you can use in the future to buy more. my advice, go ahead and turn that storage space into an studio apartment. who cares what to call it. lets just call it a money maker.......lol. if you live near  a college or something, you could rent it out to a college student, or make it transitional housing by renting it to someone in a transition period of their life such as someone just moving into town for a new job, or someone who would otherwise rent in an extended stay hotel, or even a vacation rental sort of thing. there are all kinds of possibilities here. good luck to you
Andres G. Time Management & Tracking Tools
18 January 2020 | 6 replies
@Andres Galeano JR time management is always a work in progress, and adapting techniques to meet your needs.Time Management: I utilize a planner/ daily schedule tactic from Cal Newport's - How to Become A Straight A Student.
Steven Coppola Will renting ever Die?
27 August 2018 | 65 replies
No way are they able to save 20 grand for a down payment and most don’t have the credit because of astronImcal student loan debt .
David W. Best Cities to invest in under $100k
14 April 2019 | 352 replies
Downtown is undergoing revitalization, and the city is starting to attract college students who moved there following jobs.Milwaukee homes had a median list price of between $150,000 and $155,000.
Rob Roth Philadelphia St. Joes rental
20 January 2019 | 9 replies
You may be looking at properties that are renting to families versus ones renting to students.
Vincent Chen Point Breeze, Grays Ferry, bubble or not?
2 February 2020 | 11 replies
Recently a married grad student couple purchased a house on the block for $225k and there are a couple of rehab houses on the market for $250k on the street.