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Douglas Larson One of my small projects is now famous!
17 November 2015 | 33 replies
Mostly, I was babysitting subcontractors and laborers who remodeled the kitchen, re-stained wood floors, painted walls, installed carpet, etc.
Michael Noto Electric Heat in a Rental
30 June 2019 | 23 replies
It would obviously be a lot cheaper to install electric baseboard especially considering one of the 2 bedrooms already has some electric baseboards installed in it.The house is in a nice neighborhood for the town it is located and is on a cul de sac with a fenced in yard (.25 acres) and the apartments are large 2-bedrooms for the area as well.My question is 2-fold:1.
Sandy Uhlmann Stainless steel kitchen sinks: 50/50 bowl size or unequal bowl size?
10 February 2015 | 9 replies
The latter will dictate price.We installed a couple of the less expensive 'chinese' sinks & after 3 years rusting is occurring as is wear of the 'surface stainless'.
Andrew Besecker Floor Joist support in crawl space
8 June 2016 | 5 replies
During this inspection they noticed a beam that we installed to open up the floor plan is bearing wait on the floor where there is not support in the basement.
Allen Barnes How sign boards can help to get more customer traffic?
14 June 2016 | 1 reply
I recently installed a pylon sign board for my restaurant in Toronto from New Style Signs which was quite attractive..Seems like people are noticing the shop frequently .
Sam Leon Laminate kitchen countertop
27 December 2014 | 11 replies
(Prior to that I always installed granite).Within a year the ends/edges have taken a beating & the surface is showing signs of cuts etc.
Michael Sifontes Did i pay too much for my latest property?
11 April 2018 | 18 replies
Asking price- 385kPurchase price - 340kEstimated Reno’s - 40kMy investment -76 kExpenses (annual)Insurance-2200Hydro-750Taxes-3500Misc-1000Income monthly Unit 1-750 plus hydro and 1/5 gasUnit 2-750 plus hydro and 1/5 gasUnit 3-750 plus hydro and 1/5 gasUnit 4-650 plus hydro and 1/5 gasUnit 5-650 plus hydro and 1/5 gasMy Reno’s include:New laminate in all units Refurbished stainless steel appliancesIkea kitchen and vanityStackable laundry in each unit All new plumbing fixtures New Furnace/Ac and water heater Side note I own an hvac and plumbing company so I get that stuff dirt cheap and will get my guys to install them.
Steve Genna Flood insurance is messing with my numbers!
5 July 2020 | 11 replies
Recently purchased a house right on the edge of a flood zone and the city just installed a huge retention pond and eliminated the flooding issue but the map had not been updated.  
Sasha Fukuda Am i being taken advantage of with insurance?
15 May 2019 | 11 replies
With homeowners insurance you always pay one year up front ( 12 months) and then typically start paying monthly installments towards next years premium.  
Ahmed Saad Brooklyn Brownstone BRRR Analysis Help
26 March 2019 | 2 replies
The building has 2 - 2 bedroom apartments and 2 - 1 bedroom apartments.My renovation plan includes converting the existing 2 bedroom units which are large into 3 bedroom units, and installing new heat & water systems to allow the tenants to cover their own utilities and help reduce my operating expenses.The asking price is $1.5m.