Hi everyone in the BP community-- My name is Kevin and I'm a young and aspiring investor from the sunshine state! The BP Real Estate podcast has been my go-to for learning and inspiration and I wanted to dive more int...

Not quite the same thing, but I recently lost most of a month waiting on a water certificate to close on a multifamily.

Then plant some agave and cactus, or similar....no more issues and no water bills ever again.FYI, I paid about $350 for a 20 ton truck....you'll need a Bobcat to spread it ($100 day). 

Water heater and furnace are both less than 10 years old.

You want a local guy that you have multiple policies with that will go to bat for you with a big insurer, unless they are waaay over priced…I got a great deal through my local Allstate agent and he’s dealt with 2 different $30,000 claims on toilet supply line water damage at 2 different properties.  

Paper wall paper that was glued with wall paper sizing/paste is easy to remove with hot water and rags.

Thanks everyone for the warm welcome.

Thanks for the warm welcomes!!!

The water heater won't light and there are few more minor problems.

I’ve had this tenant that I already plan on not renewing with, but my city called today needing access to the building (4 unit) to turn off water.