I watched a one hour story on the news about bed bugs but can't remember the link.I heard it's from many of these tenants buying used mattresses or going to refurb stores and not knowing the mattresses were used and rebuilt again.Thank goodness we have never had bed bugs (knock on wood).I bought an Englander pillow top on sale for 1,100 5 years ago.The mattress has a barrier that does not allow bed bugs to enter or breed on the mattress.I can't remember the technical term and jargon.

Investors in New England can try nemoves

I don't know about TX, hard money terms are very local, but in the New England area, I don't know of a single lender who doesn't require a personal guarantee.

Here in New England, it could be old horsehair plaster over wood lathes (terrible) or high end plaster over blueboard.

Strange place for investing here in New England.

That's a big concern up here in New England as well.

I have also read that 1,000 years ago in England, they were able to grow certain types of grapes for wine, but now it isn't warm enough.I always laugh when the man-made global warming types say it's the "hottest it's been in 300,000 years".

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Washington, Oregon, New England, etc.

@Derreck Wells continuing this cause I think its valuable to highlight this underappreciated liability, especially in New England where so many houses have this exposure.