I do understand the the brrrr concept as a whole. This is the concept that does interest me the most. What I like about it most is the quick equity gain right away which I think is superior to just buying a ready to r...

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I am remodeling my condo in Chicago with the intention of renting it out in a couple of months. It is only 650 sq ft and the kitchen is about 70 sq ft.

My questions is, which size floor tiles should I ...

Need to make a few decisions and I still don't have my big boy pants to make them! Bought 2 houses in the city of Oak Park here in Michigan, not a high end area but definitely a nice quiet/affordable city with very...

I have always been a LTR investor and decided to convert one of my properties to a short/mid term rental. I am currently hosting to a guest that booked for a month and will probably be extending his stay but I am just...

Hello, I need help remodeling this kitchen. What should I do with the floor and cabinets? Install new cabinets or sand and paint the existing one. Same with the floor should I install new floor or try to clean and see...

Hey BP! Hopefully everyone else isn't enjoying Labor Day wknd scrubbing nicotine off the walls!I'm working on my first investment property for a house hack. The house was previously smoked in. I'm scrubbing the walls ...

I had rented out my home in NJ in September 2014. The tenant signed a 1 year contract and paid a 1 and half month deposit. In June 2015 he said he will be vacating the premises and in 7 days time he said that he will ...

Hey everyone,Once again I find myself in a situation where I think I am being ripped off and could do a certain job much more cheaply on my own.    As I might have mentioned before, I recently acquired a multi-unit re...

I'm doing a rehab on a low end house with an ARV around $85k and would like to jazz it up as much as possible. I like the look of the mosaic glass backsplash, but it gets very expensive with labor involved. I'm wonder...

I am finishing up my first rental property and I would like to know what type of materials I should use which would be renter friendly and low cost to purchase and maintain. What type of floors for kitchen and living ...