Hello All,I am a new investor out of Philadelphia, looking to do a combination of flipping and landlording.As many of you probably know, Philadelphia consists of primarily row houses.

Combined with longer manufacturer warranties, it leaves a tough road ahead for anyone working within the flat rate industry, IMO.

@SteveYou are right I need to determine first, what or whom cause the fire before giving out money...I like replacement as well but cost to benefit if never have an fire...also the purchased price is a nice return if have to tear down and start over...extensive but not total...2 story, damage on outside walls...Is it possible to do a combination repair...Have a professional do the structure work and then handyman do the rest...how do i make sure the estimate includes any possible wiring issues.

In an apartment I would also disconnect those buzzers that announce the dryer is done.

Will shop for the best service contract I can get for the washers/dryers and maintenance of.

She and I were fine, it was her son.Several lessons actually.

The living room will just need its carpet removed but the bathroom will need everything including the sink, tub/shower combo, hot water heater, maybe a washer and dryer (unless I can find somewhere else to put it), and tile flooring.

@All, I think a combination of LinkedIn and BP is crucial to a solid online presence.

You could combine both of your business interests and possibly write off your tripsAnne

I asked for them to refund my service call, and I am going to be buying a new dish washer tomorrow.