Do you always provide appliances in your rental properties, specifically fridge, washer and dryer? If so do you charge extra for them and if so how much?

After a tenant was evicted in a C-class building in a C area of Cranston, RI I've decided to do a remodel of the unit to demand a higher rent. The former rent was 700. Among other small things, we are replacing carpet...

Hey guys. My partner and I @Jim Stoffey are having a GC come look at our first potential flip-property on Monday. What are some of the most important things we should look to fix on the property? It needs a complete r...

hey guys started investing back in June and have 3 units currently. I’m curious, we just put an 8 unit under contract and it has some old school kitchenette all in one units originally made by Dwyer. We have limited s...

My inlaws are looking to have a full kitchen remodel done in their home in San Diego. They have received a few seemingly very high bids. I was wondering if anyone out there had a contractor they would recommend in the...

Does anyone have some good stores/resources to pick up inexpensive appliances/ cabinets/tile etc in the phoenix area?

Thanks in advance

I just got through an eviction for unit 2 of my 4 unit building. I went to check it out today and I don't have a clue where to start. There is still miscellaneous things in there, the carpets are filthy, the walls ...

Recently I was reading something that suggested putting in crown molding and finer touches to a rental property. The purpose to attract quality tenants. The idea on the surface sounds good, we all want to attract qu...

Hello,

While providing the w/d hookups is standard...

However, do you actually purchase the w/d in the same way you buy the fridge/stove etc or do you leave the space empty and it is the buyers responsibility?

Th...

Hey there BP, you guys are looking handsome as always! I am a hopeful real estate investor, attempting to use the BRRRR method, and I am having trouble calculating rehab costs. For example, while analyzing a proper...