I have a flip that does not have a working A/C unit. I have tight margins so I'm wondering if I should just do a regular A/C replacement or replace it with a heat pump to create a great selling point and maybe even in...

Working on a rehab to the studs if a 2 family in a high end tourist destination. The current heating system is natural gas with old cast iron hydronic radiators.  I can easily add ducts since the ceilings and walls ha...

Novice landlord who just took on my first set of tenants. The electric company shut off the electricity after the previous tenant had left and so new tenants had no electricity and no heat moving in yesterday. Legally...

Hi All,I am learning about owner financing and one of the question I have right now is "how does the tax reduction works in the owner financing". A normal mortgage company mails a IRS Form 1098 on the interest we pay....

Hello all, I am an architect living in San Francisco and I am currently exploring investment options in the Midwest. Particularly Milwaukee and Lansing, MI. I am primarily interested in historic or just old and cool p...

Hello BP! I have recently purchased a property in PA that has an oil run furnace. I am trying to get an accurate understanding of how much this system is going to cost to run. From my research I am finding wildly diff...

I would like to obtain a Utility Transfer Agreement for new tenants that states that they need to get the utilities switch over into their name or face fees or possible evection. Does anyone know where I can find one?

I am a local agent with Keller Williams in Ft Mill, SC licensed in both NC & SC.  I currently use TheRedX for FSBOs and Expireds.  I am looking to partner with one local investor to share in the expense or this ac...

I have a SFR rental near PLU that currently has an Oil furnace (above ground). There’s no access to natural gas so I’m pretty limited on my heating options.I was thinking of replacing the oil furnace with an electric ...

Hi everyone,I'm rehabbing a triplex right now that has terrible light in the 3/2 main unit kitchen. There is a 2/1 unit wrapping around it, so there's no way to cut windows out for natural light. There is a back door ...