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Denise Hoitt Looking into Berlin NH
13 February 2023 | 45 replies
I know your post is from a while back but wondering what metrics or resources you used to gauge the long term RE value movement in a particular market?
Hoang Nguen Cracks on outside wall
7 November 2017 | 3 replies
That little crack in your foundation (although hard to gauge the size in a photo) does not look very scary.It appears your house has a stucco envelope.
John West Is it ethical to post a “fake” unit on Craigslist?
3 April 2018 | 15 replies
In my opinion it is neither unethical nor dishonest since the purpose is to gauge the interest in the market and to sell the housing at some point.  
Sharon Tseung Wanting to Invest Out of State by End of Year
7 September 2018 | 265 replies
If you got a team that you trust, that would alleviate the pressure.
Pete Z. DST's for a 1031 exchange - Anybody been burned by these?
5 February 2019 | 6 replies
That can put some pressure on things.It is all pretty easy as long as there is good communications.
Lorelai Gilmore Painting and normal wear and tear
8 September 2019 | 12 replies
You cover the floor, spray the solution on with a pump-up pressure sprayer, brush with a soft siding brush on a threaded handle, and wipe down multiple times with a sponge mop and a lot of water.
Bryan Swift Next investment move advice
1 January 2020 | 9 replies
No pressure...just saying that's egregiously high compared to what you can get. 
Taylor Moncrief Effects of Amazon and FedEx DC on property value
26 July 2022 | 5 replies
Lots of municipalities don't want the warehouses any more....because of the low wages....they want higher skilled and higher waged jobs.I'm guessing these also probably draw from a wide range area of the people who work there, not just the immediate area.If anything may help apartments in the area.Now the HDQ2 project...that might be a different story...although from what I understand what happened was/is very different than what maybe they pitched or the local politicians thought it could be.Now I understand Amazon decided to spread people out all over the country for what typically were HDQ type jobs...so while NOVA was awarded a site...I'm don't think it will turn out like everyone thought.Many of those jobs are very good and high paying though...so I'm sure it added some pressure to an already hot market.   
Hernan B. Mice problems
1 April 2019 | 29 replies
If you live in an area with rodent pressure (like adjacent to a wildlife area or nearby an infested abandoned building) you can not let up on the vigilance.A pest control expert told me rodents will run along baseboards and often pick an inside corner as their "toilet" area.
Lokesh W. Bought 5-Unit Apartment. Laundry equipment: To Lease Vs. Purchase
17 December 2015 | 23 replies
Anyone have a rule of thumb to gauge potential profits here?