OK, another renovation question.  House is a 1970's vintage that looks like it is stuck in the 1970s . . . and one feature we are trying to figure out what do do with is textured wallpaper.  We have addressed regular ...

An other wise perfect marble dinning table. Have to solve this problem, as the crack is getting longer over time....See the attached picture below.

We have made an offer on a Charles Village row house, built in 1900 and have a couple general questions regarding rehabbing. This will be my daughter's home, I do not live in Baltimore, but an helping with the reha...

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I just closed on my first property today. I went over to the house and started ripping up the old carpets. Under the carpets were two layers of stick and peel vinyl tiles on a subfloor. Some came up ea...

Hi - Newbie here, looking to purchase my first buy & hold, turnkey SF rental house. I just had a deal fall through because I wasn't willing to waive my right to have a lead paint inspection. The turnkey seller sai...

Has anybody had experience with a sinkhole on a property?I recently bought a tax deed to a home that has a sinkhole that formed in 2008 and has apparently not affected the structural integrity of the home. The home wa...

Looking at buying a house that had maybe 50 cats in it so it reeks of cat urine.  I already know I am going to have to replace all of the hardwood floors and probably the subfloors.  Does anyone have experience with t...

I have no experience owning a mfg home.  It is a 3BD, 2BA home with about 1300sqft, a detached garage on an owned lot so no lot fees.  Structurally the home seems sound and looks like mostly cosmetic work needed.  My ...

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Here is a breakdown of the different types of flooring. My hope is that this clears up some questions you may have on which material is best suited for your Flip or Buy & Hold, Feel free to connect ...

It's time to replace the carpet in my upstairs unit. While removing the carpet, however, i discovered underneath the carpet was a layer of stick on tile, then hardwood floors. My question is how much nosier really are...