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Stephen Lee Simplisafe Alarms- What's your strategy??
14 June 2018 | 0 replies
Install it first thing before/right after closing- pro- instant protection for everything to comecons- when they do electric, it'll be going on and off, the base will get moved around, I think it'll just trigger a ton of false alarms/will be non-functional half of the time. also will have to take sensors down for drywall and paint2.
Thea Linkfield We made $35k on our first flip!! (But it took 12 months)
2 July 2018 | 95 replies
Okay, numbers:Purchase Price: $47,200 cash (County Foreclosure Auction)Renovations/Holding Costs: $33,792 cashSale Price: $129,900Closing Costs: $14,378Total Profit: $34,630Renovations (Contracted):New RoofNew Windows2 New Electric Subpanels for A/CRenovations (DIY):Gutted the kitchen, opened up wall into Bedroom #1Relocated front doorFramed out closet in what was the living room to make it Master BedroomAdded a half bath to the laundry room area which became master en-suite (the home was permitted as a 1.5 bathrooms and when we got there there was only 1 bathroom so we added the half bath)Redid the kitchen entirelyCompletely redid the bathrooms, turning one into a 4-pieceNew floors throughout houseNew landscapingI estimated about $30k in repairs (after initial walk-through and having already purchased the property).
Max H. Buy and Hold with Older Homes
1 November 2017 | 15 replies
The house has updated plumbing, electric, roof, windows, and all that but does anyone see an issue with a buy and hold strategy on older homes? 
Steve Graves Ceiling and walls radiant heating system from 1968
29 October 2017 | 4 replies
Also, with the cost of electricity now is it even worth trying to get the system up and running?
Matt Fitzgerald Auto shutoff toilet valves - has anyone used one?
17 December 2017 | 13 replies
It's a municipal water authority.They lasted eight months and after they left,  didn't pay the electric, phone and water bills.
Sohrab Ansari 16 units with electric Radiant ceiling heat
15 August 2018 | 5 replies
The owner pays for electricity for Radiant ceiling heat which adds to about 18K/year. 
Moncy Samuel Tenant move out date
23 July 2018 | 11 replies
In addition she took the electric stove(2 mo old) and the refrigerator.
Austin Tam Cleveland Water Usage - Comparing Bills
11 September 2019 | 34 replies
That’s another reason I prefer side by side duplexes, so you have seperate water meters and gas and electric too and the tenants pay those bills.  
Wilson Lee A Car Drove in to my Rental House
17 March 2018 | 13 replies
Floor joist are cracked, That wall also had electrical in it.
Michael Pittman Houston Specific Questions
18 April 2018 | 7 replies
Can you pull your own permits for electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling if you are going to live in the house in Harris County and for the city of Houston?