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Carol A Ray New to Real Estate Investing
4 November 2018 | 4 replies
Consider paying for a professional cleaner to really make the property shine.
Darius Smith How do i get rid of an unclean tenant in a house hack I'm buying?
4 November 2018 | 26 replies
Do not be judgmental, dont tell him he is disgusting, but talk about makeing sure carpets are cleaned etc.Also, MAKE SURE you learn your state rules. 
Jerry W. I NEED FEEDBACK ON AN EXPANSION PLAN I AM USING
5 November 2018 | 16 replies
Fixing up the interior should be around $5K to $7K for carpet and paint, and cleaning. 
Jesse Lewis Analyzing my First deal (HELP!!!)
2 November 2018 | 3 replies
Consider paying for a professional cleaner to really make the property shine.Staging, Staging, StagingThis is one of the most important ways you can make your property sell faster and be more appealing to buyers.
Greg Lovern Washington State: Getting started with preforeclosure flipping
5 November 2018 | 5 replies
I do have some questions about it but I'll cover those elsewhere; I don't want to clutter up this post with that.Am I correct in understanding that if I decide that a house needs, say, paint inside & out, carpets, a new dishwasher and over-the-range microwave, a runny faucet fixed, and moderate landscaping work, I can't do any of that myself, and also can't hire contractors to do it, but must  hire a General Contractor to manage all the work?
Tolu Awolusi First time flip questions
2 November 2018 | 1 reply
Consider paying for a professional cleaner to really make the property shine.
Travis Winders Aurora, CO - First Purchase
6 November 2018 | 4 replies
When we found this deal, there was apparant damage to the carpets in the basement from pet waste, which I immediately thought was an excellent opportunity to get into this house as I was willing to spend some time and money rehabing, where most homebuyers wouldn't be.
Heather Kucich Charging tenants to move to another apartment
4 November 2018 | 6 replies
The one couple even steam cleaned the carpets.
Marcus Daniels Stockpile cash/cashflow rentals
4 November 2018 | 3 replies
@James Galla hopefully I understand this right so are you saying if you set aside 20k for a rental property that you bought and say you need to replace the carpet and it cost 2k you would take this expense out of your income from the property in a gradual manner to replace those funds but not explicitly continue to take out money once those funds have been replaced because over time this would become disporportional. 
Chris Papa Air BNB Property Management Services
5 November 2018 | 4 replies
the key is finding a good cleaner which is the your #1 contractor critical to your business.If you have a local SF bay area Airbnb, there is a bay area startup called "getproperly" that is a cleaning calendar app plus a convenient way to find cleaners in the area that are specific to STR (Short term rentals).Once you get beyond a certain number and/or you get a lot of bookings, you may want to hire a "cohost" first.