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Don Levy Need judgement clarification
11 June 2013 | 4 replies
Could someone shed a little light on this and possibly tell me a better way to use public records to find judgements or liens?
Juan Difot House is not selling, Advise Please!
29 December 2021 | 39 replies
The kitchen lighting isn't looking abundant.Is there a reason that the ceiling fan in the office is so off-center to the room?
Ben Reiss Check out my first deal and show me why I'm wrong or should move forward
21 March 2012 | 6 replies
Place is a 3/1.5 built in the early 1900's. has updated funace, hot water heater, 100amp panel (looks like a small bit of knob and tube was left in), new carpet downstair.Roof needs to be looked at since their was a leak (seller said it was fixed but I don't think I trust his maintnace guys), some small issues with brickwork I will be getting a estimate on later in the week. figure about $1500 for roof work and flashing fix and another $1500 for the brick work (mostly some re pointing a small area and a couple little things)Now the place needs:New kitchen(small)- tile floor (have the 18'x18' travertine that IO got for a steal), cabinets, countertop, appliances, lights ($6K)New half bath-tile floor, vanity, toilet, lights ($1500)Back stairs re done ($1K~1500)Open stairs to attic and turn in to hatchway and use floor space for closets ($1K~1500)Sub floor repair upstairs (stiffen a bit and fix 1 hole) ($750) Carpet Upstairs (700 sqft) ($1K)Upstairs Bathroom- Tile floor, Tile tub srround, build in tub since it is a corner tub now, toilet, sink, ect ($3K)Paint and some drywall/plaster repair ($4K)Fix 3'x8' second floor deck off Master BR-railing and some clean up ($500)Fence backyard and some landscaping ($3K)Misc $2Kcall it about $27K in rehab to make it nice and well in the top of the comps.I could also do less but was looking at making it shine and moving it quick.I figure I have to get into it at low 60's, Owner owns free and clear.
Joe Smith hiring prop managers on MF
28 March 2012 | 10 replies
But remember, they want to manage apartments for you and will present everything in the best light for THEM.Maybe you should talk with a few apartment owners in your market and hear what they have to say...
Sharon Rolel 16 unit century old building
2 April 2012 | 19 replies
(Units rehabbed) Be more specific as to how much work each unit would need.100k into 16 units is 6,250 a unit.This is a very light estimate depending on what work is needed and level of finish to rent the expected units.I would assume by them being mansions as stated renters would expect nicer finishes and amenities which would increase rehab cost.Are the windows for this building a standard size??
Josh R. New RE agent, HUGE BP Troll...
13 July 2012 | 18 replies
Being newer at both ends (realtor and investor), I'm not expecting things to happen an light-speed for me, so I don't expect much in return - as long as I'm not getting swamped.
Aaron Keckley How to forecast the future economy of a market
7 March 2014 | 5 replies
I sold my properties (I am a licensed agent and was at the time) and warned my clients of what I was seeing in the market.
Chan K. Tenant - Dog, Junk and Not Nice Issue
30 March 2014 | 6 replies
I would sent them warnings then I would file for breach of contract.
Joel Owens Is FLIPPING DEAD??
20 April 2014 | 8 replies
Its sad its themed in such a profitable light.
Henry Witecki Hello from Oakland
28 April 2014 | 10 replies
Lighting design and interfacing is one of my specialties, and I have a licensed electrician colleague who gives me a great price on certified installation (required by code).