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Edmund Mcginn Excellent tenant, but now wants to run a daycare
17 February 2019 | 10 replies
How much square footage of play/care area per child.
Jay Hinrichs Recession, Market Crash, Bubble ??
26 February 2019 | 34 replies
About 4 years ago we could pay a siding sub $40 a square for siding, now its hard to find a guy to do it for under $140 square
Kyleigh Morgan Permits: how important are they?
22 July 2020 | 20 replies
I understand the need for a permit if you are adding square footage to the house or maybe even adding a bathroom because that way a future buyer has the security of knowing the work was done right but I don’t think, but as a buyer I wouldn’t care if the person selling their house pulled a permit for their backsplash and new cabinets or island as long as it looked good and everything worked as it should.
Michael Archard Contingency Issue: Increased Down Payment before Low Appraisal
27 October 2020 | 0 replies
A few nuances here related to the numbers:List Price: $449kFirst Offer Received Buyer X: $465k w/ $95k down (with appraisal continency) Final Accepted Offer from Buyer X: $480k w/ $48k down (appraisal contingency removed)Bad Appraisal: $440k (should have been appealed with ROV due to errors but buyer declined; average age of comps was 11.5 months and no inflation was added to adjust values, also appraiser used incorrectly small square footage)Buyer's Original 90LTV Loan: $432k ($480k w/ $48k down)Buyer's "Final" Loan Application: ????
Deon Brown Finding arv in the Pittsburgh area
27 February 2023 | 8 replies
Square-footage +/- 10% of the subject property.
Ben Lukes New guy from Seattle, WA looking to house hack
14 July 2015 | 16 replies

Hi everyone,I've been interested in real estate for a long time and decided it was time to get serious.  I started listening to a few podcasts, including BiggerPockets and AskBP which led me to give the BP site a try....

Troy B. Tenant Refuses Apartment Check Request
5 September 2015 | 10 replies
Post these two notices and then see if he changes his mind: (these are Washington State specific but could be adapted for your jurisdiction)TWO DAY NOTICE TO ENTER TO: _______________________________________________et al ___________________________________________________ _________________________WA___________Unit No_____ This notice is to advise you that landlord/manager wishes to enter your unit (listed above) in order to: ( ) Inspect the premises; and/or ( ) Make necessary repairs and/or maintenance to the property; and/or ( ) Other___________________________________________________.
Jonah Kubath Rental properties w/ high HOA
5 January 2022 | 7 replies
I am looking in the Washington DC area. 
Sylvia Schumacher How to estimate renovation cost?
25 August 2022 | 4 replies
Estimating the renovation is the hardest part in my opinion, there are calculators and prices per square foot for each different job, but I have found the actual costs to vary significantly.
Alex Petrov Short term rental in apartment building
27 December 2022 | 3 replies
Hello,I have a 10-unit apartment building in Washington, DC, currently with long-term tenants.