Devin Hughes
Hiring Project Managers and expectations
Hey BP community! This question is for the investors with some experience, especially experience working with a Project Manager.
As I have posted in the past, I am currently an active duty Aircraft Mechanic in the A...
Brady Pratt
RV Park Analysis: Good or bad deal?
I'm a relatively new investor and want to run a deal by some more experienced investors to get some insight. I would really love to talk to somebody with experience in the RV Park/Mobile home park space because I have...
Dion DePaoli
Tenants Doing Capital Improvements
An interesting issue has come across my desk and I am curious if any other LL have bumped against a similar issue.
The general concept, tenants move in on a run of the mill standard annual rental contract. Tenants...
Andreas Mueller
Mortgage rates can approach 5.5% in 2024, even if the Fed doesn't cut rates.
Happy 2024 BP Compatriots! Congrats, you made it 😉.
First post of the new year, where if you haven't read one of mine in the past, I do a brief, hopefully insightful, dive into real estate and financial markets. Plu...
Ben Lovro
Top Strategies for Consistent Sales Performance
IntroductionSales may seem like a tricky puzzle, but fear not! We've got the essential pieces you need for consistent success. Whether you're new to the world of sales or want to level up your game, these strategies w...
Michael Garcia
Laminate Flooring
Would you put 7mm aka 5/16" laminate down in a rental or is that too thin? Home Depot carries a variety of them but a lot of the colors only come in 7mm. Just want to make sure it's still durable.
Lyall Storandt
Granite countertops in your rentals: yea or nay?
Just curious what everyone's take is.
Is it worth it to spend a little bit more to have granite countertops installed in the kitchens of your rental houses? Will it help you secure a tenant faster? Can you charge a p...
Nick Brubaker
Question on a basic principle
The 2017 Cost vs. Value Data (http://www.remodeling.hw.net/cost-vs-value/2017/) shows that aside from the installation of attic insulation for no other home improvement project are the costs invested able to be recoup...
Moon Molson
Just Got hit with a Nearly $500 Tenant Water Bill!
Philly Landlords,
I am paying the water utility on my East Kensington duplex and just got hit with a $485 water bill (when it averages $112 in the summer)! I sent the plumbers in, and they found a leak in the wall du...
Jeremy England
Shift to brrr strategy
So I got back into rei this past few months after sitting on the sideline about 6 months before that. I'm a former builder who got rocked pretty good in 2008 then took a job out of state and just recently moved back ...