I am pretty sure the builder had a 1-year warranty on most “house stuff” and 10-year warranty on the foundation.I have a few small wet spots on ceiling.

Wet blanket post incoming... colored by my local market.There are some wholesale lenders that do VA reno, so anyone licensed to broker could offer VA reno if they choose.

Then it can just be considered a 'wet bar.'

The only thing that comes to mind immediately is "water marks" on the wood hidden behind a wall in the basement which indicate it was previously wet and dried.

Currently, I rent a condo and would like to purchase a duplex to live in one and rent out the other as a way to get my feet wet and started with investing.

I hope to find one or two by the end of the year to get my feet wet.

Hello, I'm new to real estate and like many others, I want to get my feet wet with a house hack property.

I am currently looking at getting my feet wet by starting out with a 4-plex in a neighboring town of mine that has been recently updated but I am in need of advice on whether I should pull the trigger or not.

I believe I'm knowledgeable about real estate for my age and ready to get my feet wet purchasing my first property.

4 bad roofs 4 wet basements 4 fallen gutters 4 yards to mow 4 times the windows to break 4 Tax bIlls 4 Insurance bills ....or one fourplex ?