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Rick Wheeler Deal analysis / discussion: Multi-family units in Washington.
12 July 2013 | 4 replies
Michele Fischer I only have a basic understanding of North of Seattle, I by no means claim to be an expert but I share my experience with my duplex - 3/2.5-double garage, washer dryer, modern appliances included, separate metering, large garden.
Russ DeWolfe homebuilder, general contractor, or do it yourself
21 July 2013 | 5 replies
We can do flooring, interior and exterior painting, fencing, interior and exterior light fixtures, sinks, faucets, baseboards, closet internals, window coverings, door knobs, electrical plugs, switches, and covers, mailbox, appliances. garage door, opener, exterior/interior caulking, landscaping.
Shuai Zeng Broken Appliance & Tenants Request
22 July 2013 | 12 replies
In the least from PM, it did not state which appliance was with unit.
Robert Taylor Anyone have expeience with MAJOR basement repairs???
21 July 2013 | 7 replies
I looked at a house today that's in a great area, above ground it needs basically the usual TLC work, new appliances, etc. the "usual flip candidate" house.
Adam Craig First rental rehab question - how much is too much?
22 July 2013 | 4 replies
I didnt think I was going to come close to that figure but I am probably going to be around 9K when its all done - the numbers added up quicker then I thought :)So far we had a mold remediation done in the basement, painted the whole inside of house, replaced both toilets, replaced everything in the bath except the tube, upgraded kitchen knobs and door knobs, purchased appliances, changed all light fixtures, landscaping, gutter cleaning.I guess I was wondering what is the correct approach when rehabbing a rental.
Brandon Turner Help Needed!! Tips for Selling Your House - (What is YOUR tip?)
24 September 2013 | 31 replies
Nice appliances, especially stove, dishwasher and fridge, and my favorite oddly enough is install nice hardwood doors and make sure they shut and open like silk, you would be amazed at how many folks comment on that.
Robert Taylor Handling old mold issue on current flip up for sale
27 July 2013 | 9 replies
The old owners must have been rough on their brand new home, the kitchen appliances were trashed, dishwasher broken, Thermador range caked in grease (which they left-gee thanks!)
N.A N.A Should I become a "slum lord"?
27 July 2013 | 17 replies
I already know that the units have working appliances, 5 year old roof, no foundation issues and all 4 are inhabited by long term tenants (I would have to move into the apartment that became available the soonest).
John Thedford My First Eviction Was A Success !?!
28 July 2013 | 9 replies
He left it pretty filthy and with some minor damage to appliances that were purchased this year in April.
Chris Chris Full Gut Renovation Cost for 2400 Sq.Ft House in Fairfax, VA
9 December 2013 | 21 replies
Countertop Granite or silestone (kitchen is 8 x 10) white appliances will be cheaper, granite tiles as a countertop will be cheaper like 2/sqft at flooranddecor.