In my county a legal home must contain: a bathroom (incl. a sink, toilet, shower or tub), cooking facilities (incl. another sink), sleeping quarters and a closet.

She said the toilet was leaking and said she would call a plumber herself and deduct the plumbing repair from her rent.  

I remodeled it (with some credit lines like Home Depot and Lowe's), put it up as a rental and then refinanced it and got most of my money back out.  

The vanity itself was a sink sitting on a handicap toilet chair* Sheetrock patch made up of packing tape and sheetrock mud* P-trap being held up by a leather belt and mostly consisting of duct tap

It dawn on me the other day that trying to do this one infill at a time was very difficult and expensive sounds like you burn thourgh 250k a year in overhead just finding your deals.I was always being pitched smaller 2 to 5 lots deals.. and now I made up my mind to keep my minimum at 10 and preferable at 20 to 30.. now we don't get the big hits building these kind of subdivision like you can on a remodel if you smoke it on the buyBut we also spend no money on marketing..

I have experience doing almost every aspect of remodeling.

I think the guy refinishing the concrete partially sanded my toilet connection.

We have about $13,000 in debt due to remodeling our current residency and mainly because of medical expenses.

I have never consider multi-family properties until getting more involved in Bigger Pockets and now having my handy-man/remodeler boyfriend move up.

I called a plumber that I’d used twice before to replace toilets in my rentals.I’ll call him Jack, to protect the guilty.The tenant let him in and he had started to work already when I showed up about 10 minutes later.