I have a vacant property in Atlanta, GA and I'm wondering if I should hire someone to winterize it. The temperature in GA is currently fluctuating. Is it necessary to winterize now or should I wait until temperatur...

Hi All,I’ll be closing soon on a 2-unit property. The two units are separated. Second unit is two floors. Living room of the second unit is an extension of the detached garage and the bedroom for that unit is on top o...

We all know that the wacko environmentalists want to stop global warming, aka 'climate change' now that the temperature has inconveniently stopped going up. Anyway, even if we pretended that we believed that global w...

Hi, Fellow BPersSo, I was doing a little happy dance because we finally got stable mid-term guests in about 30% of our units. But then, bam! I get hit with this nearly $400 power bill for a 1200 sqft townhouse for las...

Looking for specific advice from owners who have turned a portion of their own home into STR. 
We added a private entrance/exit, turned 1/2 bath into shower full bath, added a closet and a kitchenette, so our entire ...

Working on a rehab to the studs if a 2 family in a high end tourist destination. The current heating system is natural gas with old cast iron hydronic radiators.  I can easily add ducts since the ceilings and walls ha...

Hello Team! I'm a newbie RE investor from Concord, CA looking to connect with more like minded people for accountability and motivation. I have been making steady progress towards purchasing my first investment proper...

The lowest temperature in indianapolis is 27 these days, and I forgot to shut off the water in my house. I won't be back until this Friday. I am wondering whether my house is in danger now. Thanks.

I am not a professional real estate investor, I just invest in houses as a safe asset and do not choose to rent them out. How many people do this?

I'm looking at a 4 unit that has these big floor mounted radiators, are these expensive utility wise? Also, what are options to replace with that would be cost effective?