Got an off-the-wall question...Just had a plumber here to replace the switch on my ejector sump pump. Got to see inside the sump and it seems kinda - what we used to call - groty.Now, it's not an effluent sump, it onl...

Hi guys, so I have a new situation at my duplex property.As stated in the lease, the tenants are responsible for their own gas, electric, and internet and the landlord (which is me) pays the water, sewer and garbage. ...

If I can help it,I only buy units with all utilities paid by tenants.When I started out,I got an older duplex with a shared meter.Have not repeated the mistake since then.6 months ago,water bill at that unit jumped fr...

We live in a 5 yr old house w/a terraced backyard complete with retaining walls & a french drain system. The older house directly behind us was sold about 2 yrs ago and the new homeowner gutted the home and reland...

I have a 3br single family with no basement. The gas lines are leaking somewhere. I need to connect compressor and do the air pressure test. The furnace and water heater is connected. Where would be an ideal place to ...

What are some of your opinions/ experiences wholesaling fire damaged properties? I’m trying to get an older fire damaged property under contract, but honestly I’m not sure how to assess it. The house literally right n...

I am looking to close a duplex, 2 Br, 2 bath on each sides under contract for $88k + closing cost. Currently rent for around $525 / unit and separate utilities. Not sure if the water bill.Is this better to close with ...

I am new to these forums and to the real estate investing world… I recently acquired a single-family home that's a non-conforming duplex. The previous owners paid all utilities for both tenants and included that in th...

New member here from Johnstown Pa. Could use a little guidance in managing utility bills for my single family rental. The water/sewage is required to be in the owners name. How do i collect payment on this? Should...

When doing "finish caulking" (baseboard, crown molding, door trim, ect.) the last thing you want is to be wiping away loads of excess caulking. To avoid this I like to use a small tube of caulk that requires no caulki...