How about a bath tub, toilet, shower, vanity, mirror, sink and faucets - that's the bathroom.

Windows get broken into, toilets back up, tenants skip town, taxes get raised, water bills get sent to the wrong address, section 8 inspectors fail you for perfect properties,,, the list is a mile long.

On one hand $330k seems to be ALOT of money for a heavily wooded area, that is going to need significant deforesting and land remodeling just to make it a ready for roads, utilities, and drainage.

Houses were mostly built in the 60's, a lot of remodels, but not many new builds.

A good example of a capital expense is a roof, a remodel.

I wake up with automatic equity, I self-manage, so my costs are more like 40% (a lot less so far, but I don’t have long-term accounting and my inventory is recently remodeled).

The only dye test I know about is putting food coloring into the tank of the toilet to see if it leaks.

We have done a condo remodel for a local investor. 340 east Randolph corner unit purchased 6 months ago 1.2m.

AUSTINThrough the end of 2016, Austin was holding its own, even though Houston unemployment was going down the toilet.

For example they charged me $95 to plug in the oven, $95 to turn on a gas valve, and $150 to replace the water level thing in the toilet tank.