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Michael Wentzel Thanksgiving eve gas leak nightmare
18 December 2013 | 19 replies
I hate to sound cynical, but you probably have a waiting list of tenants because they want to stick you with their heating and hot water costs.
Goeran Sonstrand Buy a 7000 dollar house or a renovated house for 35 000 dollar?
3 December 2013 | 14 replies
Taking the cheap with repairs route you now know that what is being done is all set and shouldnt be biting your wallet again for quite awhile ( roof, water heater, furnace etc ) To try and ballpark answer your question of : " How much does it normally cost to do the necessary renovations for a "7 000 dollar" house, to make it ready for tenants?"
Robert Kersten Hi, My name is Robert Kersten V.
1 December 2013 | 8 replies
Nevertheless, I can’t resist the urge any longer.
Darren Flater Am I missing aything on Mixed use deal?
2 December 2013 | 2 replies
It has four apartments upstairs and a 4000 sq ft store front. it has not been updated in over 20 yrs. that's right up my ally and i really enjoy that building. here is the statsAsking price $85000Electrical update to code, bid for $23000 owner says she would pay $10000Apartments would take around $10000 each to updateNeed a new roof and furnace in 5-10 yearscurrent rents with new tenant will be around $2400 all updated could bring around $3000.Water, electricity, gas run about $600/mId love to get it at $60000 and plan to update apartments as tenants move out with a goal of being fully renovated in 5 years.
Sebastian King First Investment Analysis?
1 December 2013 | 7 replies
Stack that on top of finding tenants and managing a 6 unit building for the first time and you could really end up in hot water.
Wesley W. First potential purchase under contract, and then...
2 December 2013 | 6 replies
The seller grossly underreported the taxes, insurance, and water expenses for the property (they were listed on the MLS).
James Syed Reserve for a single family rental
2 December 2013 | 4 replies
@James Syed How old are the systems, (roof, windows, siding, hot water heater, appliances, HVAC, etc)?
Nikki Jacob typical and atypical repairs
26 December 2013 | 5 replies
When the basement ceiling is accessible, we replace the galvanized water pipe with PEX.2.
Gene Hacker Best ways to market to busy agents
3 December 2013 | 17 replies
Maybe show dramatic pics of hidden damage, water damage from leaking pipes, dry rot, etc.3.)
Dave K. Calculating rent needed
2 December 2013 | 4 replies
So, figure out what a specific property in a specific area could/should rent for and then figure out if that would cover the expenses.Expenses include property management, taxes, insurance, any owner-covered utilities (ie water, trash, maybe even gas or electric), a vacancy buffer and then some reserves for maintenance and capital expenditures.