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Andy Betancourth Multi-family residence in Nashville, TN
6 November 2020 | 1 reply
We did some cosmetic work, installed new kitchens / baths, flooring and painted it.
Cathy S. San Diego Commercial Multifamily 5+ Units
29 December 2021 | 10 replies
You need a team because you can no longer DIY everything. 
Rob Chiang Lesson learned from an airbnb Squatter
19 October 2022 | 24 replies
After 3 months of fruitless negotiations with this person, buyout offers, debt forgiveness, appealing to ethics, etc. we had two moves on the chessboard left.Meanwhile in the bat cave....the string tenant had decided to move their belongings into each of the 5 bedrooms, install their own interior security cameras, fill up the garage and office with their cars and mechanics equipment.  
Arron Achey How to list utilities in lease during transition
10 January 2023 | 6 replies
Something along the lines of "landlord reserves the right to install additional electrical panels and separately meter the electricity...yada yada yada."
Rob Sahney Tenant damaged countertop, can I keep deposit?
12 October 2019 | 19 replies
I had purchased this condo 2 years ago and it looked like the Seller had just upgraded the bath & kitchen (including installing a new countertop & cabinets), at that time.4) If I’m allowed to deduct their deposit, do I just need a quote for this, or would we actually have to get the work done?
David Coughlin Ask this Old (Multi-Family) House
9 January 2023 | 12 replies
I am no expert but some issues you might want to look out for:- Mold in crawlspace/basement (as well as evidence of running water during storms, we've seen this)- Structural damage/settling (definitely hire an expert on this one)-Improved Electrical/Plumbing (These systems DO have a lifespan and the older systems aren't as reliable as newer ones)- Asbestos Flooring and Tile (Where I am from the removal of this stuff is mandated by law to be done by a licensed professional, no DIY.
Simon Stahl Morris invest - any insights?
11 July 2019 | 414 replies
It failed HUD inspection because the PM didn't have the furnace or hot water heater installed, and the pipes were froze.
Michael Orlando Favorite water conservation methods?
25 February 2021 | 2 replies
We install low flow Delta toilets and fixtures and that will save you money, but one leak can loose and entire years worth of savings in less than a month. 
Phil Moore Student Rental turned Long-Term Corporate Rental in Pensacola
18 December 2022 | 0 replies
The property featured an unimproved accessory dwelling unit (the second unit) that we worked with family friends to DIY renovate and turn into a fully furnished cash flow machine.
Thomas Aellis QuickBooks Online Questions
15 September 2022 | 8 replies
(Maybe that professional is the same person.)If you just own two properties and want an easy option for DIY bookkeeping, I recommend Stessa.