Hello Everyone, I am looking at buying a Double Wide on a basement.  I am wondering how it is supposed to be supported correctly.  The outside edge I think sits on the basement wall.  I think the 2 inside frames are s...

Ok , so I wanted to get your thoughts on this situation .  We have a 6 unit multifamily he parking is all open and each unit has one assigned space and can have two vehicles. We have an outbuilding where In one  bay  ...

I'm researching a property and am running into two issues.  First is an illegal apartment in the basement, but I think that's easy to resolve by removing some of the fixtures and then claiming it's a finished basement...

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I'm new to the forum, so this is my first discussion topic.

I am very into the sustainability movement, personal and professionally, and am hoping to 'green' up my town home and any future prop...

Just got a call from a tenant this morning, there is a water main leak at on of my SFH. It is coming up right where the driveway meets the street. As the water meter/shut of valve is on the other side of the house a...

This is one of those posts just to get everyone talking. In my area like many, they keep building strip malls like there is no tomorrow.

Does anyone but me see a future train wreck here? This is my Oversimplified t...

All, I recently began rehabbing a SFH that I plan to rent. I have a bare bones rehab plan in progress, basically just to fix everything to the point where it will be a good solid rental. However, I'm trying to decide ...

Recently bought a huge single family built in 1880.  Do you recommend carpet or hardwoods for the bedrooms and why?

House is in a B+ neighborhood. Has a hot water baseboard heat (gas) and no ductwork. No central AC. Located in Colorado. July/August can be quite hot. 1/3 of the rental listings in town have central AC, the rest do no...

I bought a duplex and have completely renovated the interior and will start on the exterior soon. My first big problem is the second story balcony, it is very unstable and I was looking at some tips for repairs. First...