Estimating around $30,000 rehab.Cash to close- $6,055.77Earnest Deposit- $2,500Scope of work:Currently OnHVAC- Heating Air and duct work $14000Gutters, Facia, Soffets- 5,000-6,000To DoNew doorsNew windowsNew Garage doorNew KitchenNew flooring and refinishing hardwoodRepainting (Indoor and Outdoor)Remodel BathroomsNew trimHaven’t decided my end goal for this property yet.

On Friday, Mindy and I were up late recording a podcast with author JL Collins of "The Simple Path to Wealth" - this aired early this morning and specifically addresses investing decisions in light of the coronavirus economic impact.

What I'm looking to do is detect water in common areas such as under the hot water tank, sinks, and such locations.

My capex budget includes roof 25 year life span( flat roof only 15), floors 10 year life span, appliances and hot water heater 12 year life span, hvac 20 year lifespan, bath and kitchen remodel 20 year life span, etc.

Then add to that: don't shake their hands, wash your hands with soap and water more frequently, if the place they are viewing is unoccupied, open the door and then let them view it while you wait outside, answer any of their questions outside (in the fresh air).As for tenants, don't send anything out.

I’ve been doing a lot of research on the niche market of manufactured & mobile home investing and I’m interested in hearing about the experience of investors in the DC, Maryland, and Virginia (DMV) area.This metropolitan area is a more expensive and a smaller market compared to hot spots like Texas, Florida, etc.

@Tyler Howie Portland like many markets is very hot right now.

Everything up in the air right now.For those of you that purchased late 2019 at market peak prices and low cap rate, any concerns yet?

is this reasonable - it’s pittsburgh. with one boiler and 4 units, they really can’t control the cost). some room to do some things there - thermostats for each radiator - roughly $200 a pieces, 14 needed - easy. otherwise ‘double hung’ thermostats - the open the windows if too hot!

How do we stay out of hot water with the lender while remaining in our single-family house?