Hi everyone,At a recent Mass Landlords meeting in Worcester, the presenter said that to get a rental unit deleaded is running about 8-10k these days.  Has that been people's experiences in the Boston area too?  Any su...

I was recently given a "project repair estimate form" from a fellow wholesaler in my area. It says things like "# of Windows x $300".

As a wholesaler it's really important to me that I give accurate estimates upfront...

Hi everyone:I'm in a situation and looking for a little advice. I made an offer on a property sight unseen and the seller accepted.  Problem is they took an extremely long time to produce the signed contract, and when...

Hey everyone -- I have a ~1000 sqft townhouse (on 2 levels) here in San Diego, and I'm looking to do some updates and modernize the place. The necessities are floors (LVP), windows and paint for the interior. Bonus wo...

Hey everyone, I'm an agent in Portland, OR and I have a buyer purchasing a home in Clackamas county, Milwaukie area, that he is hoping to rent out the basement. There is a concern about the ceiling height in the basem...

Hi Everyone, I need advice about next steps. I live in a PUD (an association of private homes) but we have an HOA that regulates us on many different things, including what we can do in our own garage (my husband chan...

Hi BP,I'm in the middle of a rehab project for a small rental property in which I'm using the BRRRR method.  Foundation, plumbing, and electric are in good condition, I've replaced the roof, repainted, installed lamin...

Hello, My rental unit came with vertical blinds, and several of them were no longer sliding. My previous tenants didn't care (they just wanted to open and close them, which worked fine), but my new tenants do care, so...

So I am in the process of BRRRR-ing. The house is older located in Norfolk, VA. Everything was recently rehabbed already. (kitchen, bathroom, downstairs floors, most windows, etc etc). Most of the interior rehab takin...

Hey everyone, I know having central air for rental properties over window units can make things a lot easier and beneficial. Would it be worth it to convert a multi-family from window units to HVAC?