
26 January 2017 | 14 replies
Its not necessary forever but if you buy a struggling facility, you will want to ramp up as quickly as possible and that inevitably involves dinner time calls.I just scratched the surface here and I know the questions I asked arent the easy ones to answer but you dont want to be one of those people who gets a couple years into investing to realize that your ladder was against the wrong wall (I speak from experience).Hope that helps.Mike

10 February 2017 | 1 reply
Current tenants have never had rent raised.Leases:Unit 3: One year; expires August 31, 2017Unit 4: (did not scan; at home; will send this evening; pretty sure 1 yr lease ending summer/fall 2017.)Unit 5: 6 month, expires June 30, 2017 (just renewed)Unit 6: 6 month; expires May 31, 2017All rented.Asking price $135K2016 (est) Repairs: $1,100Improvements: $1500Rental income: $18,000Annual recurring expensesWater $840Trash $912Snow/Lawn $750Property Tax $2,700Insurance $2,100Rent (@ 100% occupancy)Units 1 and 2: $12,360($515*12)*2Units 3 and 4: $12,600($525*12)*2Total rental income at 100%: $24,960Improvements to units 3 and 4Roof 4 yrs oldNew toiletsHot water heaters 4 yrs oldFoundation drain installed both units 3 yrs ago; warrantied for life; transferableNew rugs; walls paintedImprovements to units 2Foundation drain installed unit 3 summer 2016; warrantied for life; transferableNew carpets and paintImprovements to units 1 and 2New roof scheduled for mid-January.I would appreciate any thoughts.Bill

19 January 2017 | 2 replies
The property is townhouse sharing walls with neighbors, now neighbor said they also have cockroaches.The pest control company said that Cockroaches are in-door ones, brought by residents.

21 January 2017 | 11 replies
And if it does go out, electric wall units would probably be the cheaper option than having ducting done and a furnace installed.

21 January 2017 | 7 replies
I don't like the damage some tenants cause moving heavy appliances to walls and doorways.

1 February 2017 | 10 replies
COE last week, rain this week, new flip is flooding, the ceilings are urinating all over the "plush carpet", the textured walls are now 99% wet, and I have a crying new millennial buyer soaking tears in IPA's by the growler full!

26 January 2017 | 42 replies
I had two instances of this last month in century old house I manage that have little to no insulation and plumbing in outside walls.

22 January 2017 | 2 replies
Is anyone using barn wood or designer wall planks for an accent wall on flips?

21 January 2017 | 7 replies
The tenant found out that the next door neighbor is smoking inside their unit and the smoke is seeping through their walls and/or the ventilation system.

22 January 2017 | 2 replies
Here is what we are estimating right now, so we would appreciate any feedback if anything is missing, not estimated high enough or much too high.Exterior- Roof, siding, lawn, driveway, etc. all in good conditionInterior- Demo $500 (removing carpets, flooring, etc.)Drywall Repair $1000 (various holes in walls and ceiling up to 1-2' across)Plumbing $300 (two new toilets, fixtures)Front Door Replace $300Electrical $300 (electrical box has a circuit breakers hanging loose)Interior Paint $2500Cabinets/Countertops $3000Carpet/Flooring $4500Kitchen Appliances $3000 (buying refrigerator, stove, microwave, dishwasher used)Totalling roughly $15500 and this includes labor cost.