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Jody Young Real danger of asking for private money - long bitter post
8 November 2014 | 56 replies
however, it might be a good deed to warn others that they fabricate stories about innocent people.  
Dawn Anastasi Small success story - new rental
1 November 2014 | 66 replies
I really liked how nice it was and I got to know the neighbors and they're really great too.Purchase price = $31,500Rehab = $6,000 (approximately)Work done:+ Painting all rooms in the house (needed primer to cover ugly colors) + ceilings and trim+ New rainfall tub/shower faucet + plumbing+ New ceramic tile tub surround and tile base around the room+ New toilet+ New glass block window in the bathroom+ New windows in the entire house (except for large picture window), double-pane vinyl windows with tinted UV protection+ Basement laundry tub plumbing repairs+ New water heater+ Drywall replacement in upper bedroom around stairwell+ New outlets and switches in all rooms+ New light fixtures in two rooms+ New kitchen floor (sheet vinyl) also used on back hall and stairs to basement+ Miscellaneous (some new cabinet handles, smoke detectors, CO2 detectors, door knobs, new locks, curtain rods, curtains, light bulbs, grass cutting and gutter cleaning)Rented out at $875/month + utilities.The tenant I have is actually one from one of my other rentals. 
Sam Leon New FEMA flood maps rezoning
16 February 2019 | 16 replies
Hopefully this can help shed some more light on this topic.
Dave G. General Contractor v Inspector
17 June 2015 | 13 replies
Enter new to home buying guy and wife looking to buy a home in San Antonio to live in then rent out.Home listed for $220k it was a flip and was purchased for $60k less than a year ago.Exterior looks wonderful, inside looks great.Original 100yr+ hardwood floors, everything looks very shiny.As we are walking around we start flipping switches, flushing toilets etc.One toilet in particular makes a very gurgly sound that doesn’t seem right and some hall lights don’t work.Our RE agent is all about telling us to hire a General Inspector which will cost about $400 to inspect the property and tell us if anything needs to be fixed.As we look around we start to see more problems.There is a place in the roof where the roof has raised away from the house leaving a sizeable hole to the attic.There is no drip edge along the roof.The breaker box has empty slots in it that let us see into the drywall.Knowing this was a flip we investigated on another Texas State website to look at all the filed permits for the new electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and roofing, and got nothing.No permits filed at that house.Red flag?
James Wise New York rent regulation laws set to expire on Monday.
14 June 2015 | 1 reply
Cuomo is warning landlords not to take advantage of the situation.
Siddharth Shastri My First Rehab: A Duplex - Fixed, Refi'd and Rented !!
1 April 2016 | 27 replies
Remember that before this the only thing that I could successfully fix in the house was a light bulb !! 
Allison Karrels Security Deposit Disputes
22 August 2015 | 13 replies
If not, and they bring suit, you are probably automatically looked at in a poor light by the judge.
Rob C. Question regarding sending adverse action to applicants
16 May 2016 | 1 reply
Two of them had really light income, one of whom also had a vehicle repossession on his credit.
Al Williamson More Internet of Things for Landlords
27 February 2018 | 9 replies
Presently we have lots of sensors (moisture, motion, light, sound, etc) that can be used to provide input to control the HVAC system, lights, appliances, alert us when there is water in catch pan under the laundry or water heater, etc.  
Derrick Bryant Buying no money no credit
18 January 2017 | 8 replies
However, be warned.