We’ve noticed water seeping issues through the shower tiles, causing damage to the sheetrock in our only bathroom on main floor.

This price hike suggests a competitive market, with supply increasing relative to demand by a notable 21.4 percent, resulting in a 1.7 months' supply of homes for sale.This recent development in the Charlotte real estate scene is likely influenced by a combination of factors, including a dip in mortgage rates in December and a nationwide increase in housing supply.

I purchased a long term rental property in Jackson MS through a turnkey company a few years ago and I’m needing some advice on how to navigate an issue.

After couple years of wholesaling deals to developers and investors, I thought I was in a good place as it relates to knowing what to do in the event I decided to take down a deal myself.

Granted “investment” is a relative term to each person.

Two issues with that strategy will be time and limit.

My issue is that in the opinion of the remediation contractor (who has a financial incentive to recommend as much remediation as possible) all that wouldn't reduce mold levels long term, due to the fact that it's a basement in Portland, and the levels on the report are extremely common in basements in the area where no water intrusion had happened.

Small issues with liquidated some other assets to fund the entry fee.

No this should not be an issue.

We rent nightly in both county and city and have never had an issue.