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Manan Patel Homeowner's insurance for a rental property
20 January 2022 | 7 replies
Things that we see as recommendations to fix after include:- cut back overhanging branches- add railings on stairs- fix cracked/broken driveways or walk ways- repair roof issues - clear debris from outside or inside- upgrade fuses to circuit breakers- repair broken alarm/smoke detectorsYou should discuss the inspection with your agent. 
Jay Orlauski Sanger BRRRR Project Almost Derailed by City
1 February 2022 | 1 reply
Purchase price: $125,000 Cash invested: $85,000 Started off as a run down outdated 1 bedroom 1 bath home in Sanger - was purchased from a wholesaler for $125k - Added 1 full bedroom to the house, replaced wall heaters and window AC with HVAC ands ducting throughout - replaced old circuit breaker panel with new updated one and rewired interior electrical, replaced all windows with dual pane windows, replaced most of the doors, laid new carpeting in the bedrooms and wood plank flooring in the living room, tile in kitchen and bath, added new baseboards and painted interior, replaced all doors in the house, granite countertops, new lower cabinets, all new appliances, added rails to the front porch, converted an older closet into a laundry room / new closet, completely remodeled bathroom to make way for a new door to the new bedroom ( not shown in pics), new wall tile in tub/shower, redid some roofing, and painted the entire exterior.
Kyle Hoppman 1031 Exchange "Seller not responsible for cost of exchange"
1 February 2022 | 2 replies
On a positive note, those fees are only a few thousand dollars or less so even if they are forcing a buyer to pay this fee, it should not be a deal breaker depending on the duplex condition and price. 
Jay Hinrichs Question for STR owners / operators
3 February 2022 | 26 replies
I already have a 240vac panel out front behind a bush that I can add a breaker and run a line out to the parking area and install an outdoor rated level 2 charger.I beleive there is already a filter for looking for EV friendly house on Vrbo, Airbnb or both.
David Plaunt Seller filled a vacant unit during the middle of our deal: part 2
10 May 2021 | 0 replies
Although the terms of the unexpected new lease are not ideal, that was not the deal breaker.
Brett Mach Is flood plain ALWAYS deal breaker?
24 May 2021 | 7 replies
Short version: IF numbers are still strong when accounting for required flood insurance (and potential basement floods are a known-quantity for myself and potential tenants) should the flood plain be a deal-breaker?
Justin Youngblood Unpermitted Addition Thoughts?
10 May 2021 | 2 replies
For me it wouldn't necessarily be a deal breaker if all my other boxes are checked. 
Daniel Tisdale Bought a condo with an HOA that doesn't allow STRs. What do I do?
18 May 2021 | 19 replies
You will need to run new circuits for both.
Byron Kim Washing Machine/Dryer replacement issue
14 May 2021 | 12 replies
The dryer should be on it's own circuit?
Jonathan Shnoravorian How much does the year a house was built matter to you?
14 May 2021 | 7 replies
Plumbing is all PVC or ABS, electrical is all circuit breaker and grounded.