I am finishing a renovation on a property and recently learned how easy it is to replace windows.

Where I Stand: I just finished an internship estimating with a large Construction Management Company.

Hi All,I've just caught the bug for wanting to grow my investment portfolio and home buying is top of my list after just finishing Rich Dad Poor Dad.

Hi Guys/Gals,I just finished reading some literature and also saved up for a down payment on an investment.

Stick to the quality and finishes of alike, SOLD comps and you'll get a good, accurate appraisal within acceptable margins. 

I'm near the end of finishing my first real estate deal but the termite inspection came out positive.

-I have a community bank that will do a portfolio loan on both properties together when they are finished. 

I received a hardwood flooring quote on 1046 sq ft for $7,200.This is what they’d do: moving appliances, sealing non wooded areas, sanding new/original wood, hydrosanding, screen sanding, staining with Bona, satin finish to match staircase, reinstalling appliances, repair missing boards, remove oak thresholds for flat look and repair master bath header.they’d have 4-5 employees in the project and it would take 4-5 days. $7200 seems like a lot and it’s my first quote (plan to get more). is there a cheaper way to go about this?

There is a brand new development downtown called South Main that will bring 314 new units online this spring with rents starting at ~$1,400 and amenities that include high-end finishes, a year-round pool, hot tub, community BBQ, covered gazebo, private gym, lounge, pet spa, gear workshop, and co-working space.

Difference in renovations include adding a bathroom, replacing cabinetry vs re-painting, and nicer finish.