If you are evaluating a property that looks to have water/mold damage and need advice or an opinion feel free to reach out.

@Rikera Waters, will be at this meetup tonight. 2nd Tuesday Real Estate Investing Trenches- Scott Patterson 

@Theresa Harris@Theresa HarrisI am good at day to day property operations, I find ways to increase the efficiency of property systems such as boilers,HVAC, energy consumption, water consumption, I make sure the systems will last longer,I make sure the occupants in the building are safe.Basically maintenace, preventive maintenance,repairs, managing tenants,collecting rents (even though its not my job,I do it), I make recommendations to the landlord on how to save money without sacrificing the comfort of tenants and I do my best to avoid defferred maintenance.My father does construction (20+ years,he operates a small construction business) maybe I can put him on my teamThank you for answering

How to know if a land site has utilities(water, power and sewer)?.

It's great to warm up to socializing, I don't know about you but I am definitely rusty with socializing and networking after being in a covid cave for the past year.

@Vemmanath VasudevanPicture a glass, 80% full of water.

Also, set a high water mark and do not ever ever ever cross it. 

I moved in and immediately replaced all of the carpet flooring in the house with engineered hardwood; I re-painted the entire interior; I replaced all kitchen appliances with new ones that I found at a discount at an outlet/scratch and dent; and replaced the water heater.

For example, often fire damage is water damage--they put the red stuff out with wet stuff.

We now have 3 tenants on a one year lease, paying 1300 total, and they pay all utilities except sewer and water (about $300 per quarter).