Hi everyone. Not sure if this is the best forum to post in but ill start here. my property is a very old , circa 1900, 2 family in south eatern ct. The foundation is typical field stone basement. It's a concrete slab ...
It's necessary that I replace the floor in the basement of my duplex. I'm in the process of breaking out the old concrete and the earth under is wet. I understand that there should be moisture in the dirt but how ...
Hi BP!!
Hope everyone is well, and gearing up for a great Thanksgiving.
I just made my first offer on my first property yesterday. It’s a single family home in Albuquerque, NM.
My question is, does it matter whe...
Hello Bigger Pockets community,I have a NOOB question for some contractors. Just picked up my first rental and doing some of the work myself. My question is the siding is wood and in decent shape however after removin...
What are the FHA requirements when it comes to the inspection of a property? Do we need termite? What about Radon?
P.S. This is for a Philly area property. Thanks BP!
how often should the carpet be replaced and how often should the walls be painted ? I am sure there's a lot of "it depends" but generally speaking and seeing what you guys do. My unit is about 8 years old. What othe...
What are some of the stranger problems you have run into when inspecting or fixing or just owning a property?
The strangest one I have run into yet was finding a 10' x 10' x 2' pool of human waste under the dining ro...
i'm noticing that many properties in my area (sherbrooke quebec) have infiltration. is this something to be concerned about? are there certain types of infiltration that are worse than others? i recently purchased a d...
Hi everyone, I am working on a rehab-to-rent in North Carolina that has some crawlspace moisture and wood rot issues. I'm going to end up replacing 30+ floor joists in this property. Having a repair of this magnit...
Hi BP Community, anyone have any tips or experience removing rust from a metal shed roof? I tried TSP as well as Naval Jelly, letting them sit for the appropriate time in the recommended application temperature range....