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Rob Matt Asking the Pros for advice - because I could sure use some!
7 February 2017 | 5 replies
We had about $70k in debt from medical bills and it ended up sinking us.
Joseph Lee Minneapolis Plumbing Question- Min Drain Size
14 May 2018 | 10 replies
This is a pretty specific question, but can someone tell me the minimum drain size required for a kitchen sink in Minneapolis?
Vern Hixon Should I Sell Now or Wait Until Spring?
4 January 2018 | 5 replies
My worry is that if I wait, I'll have to sink $10k into the place (there are a few cosmetic repairs that need to be made) and may not be any further ahead than if I sold now as-is.
James Wise TENANTS FROM HELL #3 Move outs from hell. PICS INCLUDED
22 February 2018 | 37 replies
It looks like they tried making this 2BR into a larger 1BR....Note the baseboard cover stabbed into the wall:Were they making soup or was the sink clogged?
Aaron Ohri Buying a first home versus renting for a year
2 August 2017 | 19 replies
You won't regret getting started (except for that time when your head has been stuck under the sink for 2 hours and you can't get the $*#% pipes to stay together without leaking and have driven to Home Depot 3 times but can't bear hiring a plumber for something so small and your roommate has a hot friend over and when you look over towards her, nasty drain water drips in your ear and you bang your head on the bottom of the sink).
Brandon Poe New member in St. Louis area
29 December 2016 | 2 replies
I'm closing in on my 28th Bday in March and feeling like now is the time to sink or swim, anyway I'm looking to get more active in the community, not only on biggerpockets, but also reddit, local meetup groups, etc.
DJ Cummins Finishing up our 2nd year...just closed on property 3, unit #6!
4 May 2017 | 3 replies
We should be ready to rent in approximately 3 weeks.The numbers: Purchase price = $55,000.00Down Payment = $8,260.00(after $3,500 in seller concessions, plus funding the escrow account)Debt Service: $44,000.00.Repairs: $9,700.00(Let's be honest, this will probably end up a bit higher by the end of the remodel)ARV: $75,000-80,000The repairs being completed: New furnace, new A/C, new electric Water heater, flooring, paint, closing in a doorway that leads to the laundry room, a few GFI outlets, backspalsh, new countertop, and a new sink.  
Brian Varmuza Calling All Flippers. Need Advise!
25 July 2017 | 20 replies
No on that side is a tiny hill so it looks like the water underneath washed the dirt out which is causing it to sink a little.
Mike Redick What should I expect from my property manager?
5 November 2017 | 15 replies
This isn't discussed either, but when the tenant calls to say that the toilet,sink, stove, a/c is 'broke', the Maytag Man is called vs someone asking a clarifying question. 
Marcus Auerbach The cost of being cheap on rental properties - share your story!
18 December 2017 | 9 replies
Whomever did this failed to address a pretty large hole in the floor because when you walked close to the pantry you started to sink into the floor.