Cody Wirz
Sewer Line leak? Buy or pass?
I recently bought and fixed up a home that was built in 1986 in Dallas, Texas. The buyer had an inspection where everything was good except they went above and beyond and did sewer line leak test. There were no red ...
Lori Marra
Preset Thermostats and Heating Issues
As a landlord, I need to know what I can/should do about complaints from some tenants about the heat in their apartments.
Three months ago I acquired a 6-unit apartment building in Western NY. The building was struc...
Account Closed
Heating woes
I am in the process of deciding whether a potential flip in southwest Connecticut would be likely to be a good return on investment and one of the major hindrances I foresee is the heating system.Right now, the heatin...
Ed O.
Tenant emergency procedures
[b]Had a close call recently. Had a wonderful 2 handle faucet that was slightly running (smashed washers, couldn't shut off 100%) and a tub drain that couldn't keep up with it. Luckily we were able to avoid a big disa...
Amit Friedlander
Looking to investing in Akron OH
Hello my name is Amit, I'm an Israeli Investor and am looking to buy some properties in the US. I was looking into the Akron area and was wondering: 1. I want to start off with a 40-60k single family house to buy and ...
Aaron James Stingis
Ohio landlords with septics systems
Hello BP community, I am considering purchasing a duplex here in Ohio. The major concern I have is it has a septic system. The current owner is having it inspected by the county health department. We both know it...
Al Williamson
How Can Landlords Profit from the Internet-Of-Things
Wi-Fi enabled sensors will soon be embedded into nearly every product so "owners" can monitor the data the object sends. A gate may send a signal meaning "I'm open" and a chair may send a signal saying "183 lbs." ...
Dave K.
anybody remote monitor utilities?
I have a 4 unit, that I want to make a "smart home" as far as utilities go. monitor the gas, water, electric and door locks, maybe even cameras too, (cameras is what i do for a living).My utilities are not separate, ...
Jason Lee
Buyer responsible to tap-in to city water/sewer service? REO
In analyzing a potential REO property, I came across this in the MLS listing comment section. "Buyer responsibility to tap-in to City Water/Sewer service which is available" does anyone have experience with dealing wi...
Jon Franke
Opinions Needed Regarding A Potential Property & City Water/Sewer
I am beginning a property evaluation (flip) for a 1900's home that is foreclosed (4 bedroom 2 bath 2 story farm like house with 1.25 acres). The home has been on the market for a year and a half in a good market, so ...