Kyle Handy
First SFR Under Contract (Foundation Split)
I just went under contract for my first flip here in San Antonio. I want to run the numbers by somebody first. I'm an experience RE agent (8 years, sold over 300 homes lived in SA my whole life) so I feel my ARV wil...
Jay Sheth
Buying houses greater than 100 years old
hi
When buying turnkey property is it ok to buy property which built 100 years ago ? I plan to keep these rentals for another 30 years at least so wondering how age of house matters
Karl Huther
How old is too old for rental investments?
I’m new to rental property investments. I see some in my area that look to be in decent shape but says the property was built in 1886. What would be reasons to shy away from a property like this? I’m up for the challe...
Mohamed Okasha
Buying a 100 year old 4-plex
I just put an offer on a 4-plex in Cincinnati, OH. The building looks like it’s in good shape but it was built in 1924. Is there anything I need to worry about when buying an old building? Could it have any structural...
Hoang Nguen
Cracks on outside wall
Dear All,My new house is just built a month ago. I found some cracks horizontal and vertical on outside wall (please see pictures). Could you please let me know, is it normal for the new house? Or is there something w...
Brian Fabel
Addition onto an aging home?
I own an old single family house built in 1890 in an area that the city zoning allows for duplexes and multi-family dwellings. The foundation is cobble and stone and in good condition given its age.I was wondering if ...
Account Closed
Foundation issues: Is this a good investment?
Hello. I would like your feedback on a opportunity from a wholesaler. The house is in a good location. It built 1950s, 987 sq ft. It is a 2x1 but has potential for a 2nd bath. The issue is the framed house is bowi...
Adriano Casas
Pier&Beam on rental properties
Hi Biggerpocketters!!I've lived in Corpus Christi for almost three years, originally from Spain. A few concerns about pier and beam foundations. I need your help here! I've got a few dilemmas between pier and beam vs ...
Ben Stout
Why not buy historic homes?
I've been reading posts here on BP for the past few hours where a lot of our members are defending both sides of two very classic RE investor battles:
1.) Good neighborhood or bad? (Low cash flow + hopeful appreciat...
Paul Staszel
Should I buy a multifamily built in 1872?
Currently looking for a multifamily building to buy. One came up in an area I want to live however the only thing holding me back is the year it was build... 1872!!! Should I stay away?