Ultimately, I feel good so far about the deal-getting it more in line with the appraisal gives me much more room for unplanned expenses.As this wave of price valuations goes up, and I'm raising rents to cover the increased taxes and insurance costs, the margins get so much tighter on a deal like this, that seeing the seller adjust as needed makes me feel much more ready to tackle the unforeseen.

A fellow BP member and I connected for the first time serendipitously, but unplanned on Earth Day to talk about the opportunities of real estate and the ability to leverage it to create change, particular in the field of sustainability and sustainable development.

Curiosity got the better of me, and once we had the toilet in the dumpster, we decided to break it open to reveal the blockage.Ya’ll, it was the biggest gray squirrel I’d ever seen.Somehow that poor thing had gotten into the drain line, possibly through a broken clean out in the yard or through the vent in the roof.

By being proactive with these issues up front... you will avoid costly damages and repairs at an unplanned time later.

hi all,I have a situation where my tenant has found a squirrel in the chimney and called a perfossional to take it out who has charged him $125.

Changed the flame sensor, Cleaned the blower wheel & squirrel cage and also cleaned out the ducts.

However, during your 30 day due diligence period, you will dive into all financials, have a thorough inspection of the property done, figure out deferred maintenance, unplanned capex work, etc.

Hi BP team,I'm currently going through my first full renovation (duplex) and my costs continue to increase with unplanned expenses (architect drawings etc).

I'm an agent and had trouble getting through your paragraph long question because I saw a squirrel out my window.Can you simplify your question for those of us more elementary in the tech world?

At this time, I am projecting the total expenses to be closer to $350k.Much of the "unplanned" cost is wrapped into the general cost to build my project which, despite Adam's advice, I was not entirely certain on until June 2020; when I hired Zab, my general contractor.