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Pavel K. Selling a Condo But Mold Discovered By Tenant -- Best Approach?
4 November 2019 | 0 replies
List the property on the market, and disclose that mold was found in both the unit and in basement but the unit has been remediated, with proof of lab testing results + mention that the basement remediation is in progress and HOA is aware of it.The goal is to assure the buyer that the unit has been "treated", as there is no reason for buyers to go into the basement.Option #2:File a claim against the HOA's master insurance policy for negligence and lack of maintenance to the common areas (basement) and go through this process until it is hopefully resolved.
David C. First Rehab In Progress!
13 November 2019 | 4 replies

Welcome BP!For the past few years, I haven't done much with real estate, except gain more knowledge. I have been learning real estate for about 10 years now. Prior to the rehab property this post covers, I owned 1 ren...

Mark Beeson $300000 /triplex 50% rule +$78, BP calculator $650 . . .
21 December 2019 | 5 replies
Meeting with my realtor this afternoon and will make some progress on this property - to buy or pass as I get necessary info.  
Byron Bailey Househacking through First Time HomeBuyer Program
15 November 2019 | 4 replies
Generally for a house hack, We run the numbers on about a 8-10% return, we look for areas that are in the path of progress, and we look for places that have multiple outs.By multiple outs, can we rent it, can we sell it, can we do an Air BnB, can we add rooms, can we improve the value by reconfiguring or rehabbing the house.....Ie are there multiple ways to make money when we buy. 
Adam Rogalski General labor for demo work
7 December 2019 | 6 replies
If you can't do that then get a friend to check in on the progress of the work so as to keep you advised.
Elizabeth L. Using a 0% APR Credit Card to pay for rehab to gain points?
13 November 2019 | 7 replies
I also have a home depot credit card I use, the only reason this even came up as an option is because I just hired my contractor and he's going to start next month, he said he takes credit cards so I can make my progress payments to them by card, so I just thought of all the points I could gain.
Matt Hindt Rookie Investor - Eastern NC
13 November 2019 | 2 replies
I know my 5+ year plans need more specific & measurable goals, but everything is a work in progress.
Michael Albaum Value add mixed use building in Cincinnati, OH
9 December 2019 | 2 replies
While it is by no means a gentrified area, we're confident that with all the influx of money being dumped into the area, we're absolutely in the path of progress.
Michael Albaum Value add mixed use building in Cincinnati, OH
14 November 2019 | 5 replies
While it is by no means a gentrified area, we're confident that with all the influx of money being dumped into the area, we're absolutely in the path of progress.
Gregg Nagano Newbie Out of state investing in Ohio
14 November 2019 | 10 replies
I think of "path of progress" from Mount Adams to Hyde Park to Blue Ash, along Montgomery Road.