Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment.
Purchase price: $38,000 Cash invested: $35,000This was an extremely distressed property that had a caved in kitchen ceiling and some really wo...

I just bought a 2-Flat in very cold Chicago weather.  It is winterized so the furnace(Heat) is not on.  Is there any chance of freezing if it is winterized?  I was thinking of starting furnace with my Contractor this ...

My new tenants SFR in Grovetown, GA are complaining of possible mold and wishing to break the lease. Seeking any advice. To add more background.
I purchased this property in October - it's a 2004 SFR in great condit...

Hi All - I'm currently evaluating the pros/cons of transitioning a 48-unit apartment complex's boiler & chiller system to either PTAC or Ductless Mini Split for heating and air.  I was curious if anyone had feedba...

Hey all, just made a BP account and wanted to introduce myself. I'll try to be brief, but no promises. My name's Dan Trader. I'm 32 years old, born and raised in Baltimore, MD (just outside of Towson), married nearly ...

Hello everyone ,I have the opportunity to purchase a single family 3Bd 1.5 Bath home in Mt Airy for $50,000 . The house is not distressed its just old, but in good condition.  I plan to rent this property out after a ...

Hi all! I'm new to BP and was hoping to get some advice. I have a 25 year old single family home with its original A/C & furnace. The A/C unit is pretty rusted outside but still functions. However, my tenant notif...

So I have a two-story house, with an oil furnace that takes up a lot of sqft, I am considering having baseboard heat installed. I am wondering if it makes sense do this? I have separate renters upstairs and downstairs...

Got a property that is in great condition upstairs, even has some new appliances, but they never winterized the house and some pipes in the basement busted. Water is at about 1/2 inch when I checked it out, saw water ...

It's been awhile since I've posted, I love trolling but am usually too busy sheet rocking and such to actually post anything :)  But I'm kind of looking for advice from investors who do a little different line of work...