Hello BP community, I'm interested in a two-level house with the following combination of heating and cooling systems. The upper level is heated by radiators and cooled by central AC, with additional use of window uni...

I have a Home in the city of Compton that has a storage unit in the back where I am trying to convert to a ADU for rental income. I have questions regarding if my house is legal  for a conversion and quotes. Anything ...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Berkeley.

Purchase price: $540,000

Cash invested: $500,000

I'm an Architect that bought a beautiful old Church in Berkeley that h...

Hello everyone, I am trying to figure out the cost of converting the heating system from oil to gas. There oil tanks are above ground. The houses that I am interested are in New Jersey (Montclair and Glen Ridge Area)....

Hello,I'm looking to convert my attic into a studio apartment with a bathroom and small kitchen. If anybody in the Cleveland area knows a good contractor with fair prices who could assist with this project, let me know!

Looking for a recommendation for a gas to oil conversion.  2 family house in Bronx.  Also, wondering if it is worth extra cost to install separate boiler/hot water heater for each unit?   Any thoughts on this?Thanks

Curious if anyone has any experience in re-positioning warehouse type building to more of a "flex" space, some office, some warehouse and/or light industrial.  What I'm seeing is that the warehouse buildings in the ar...

Hey BP - I am coming across a few properties here and there that have a duplex/triplex/fourplex conversions into multiple "efficiency" apartments (studios). Even though the numbers do look good on paper, I was wonderi...

The title covers most of it- I get lots of "electronic interest" but still want to speak to a human before setting an appointment to show a  unit. I also live at the fourplex and want to learn of the person I'm to inv...

I am considering a strategy where I buy a STR in 2023 (do cost seg + bonus depreciation on it), then convert it into an MTR/LTR next year. My CPA said that this has never been done before, nor does he recommend doing ...