Mike C.
Over-and-under duplex consdierations
I'm looking into a 1925 duplex in an "over-and-under" configuration.There are two units, each about 700 square feet, and the downstairs one is partially below ground (there are windows high up on the foundation). The...
Mike Knowles
Ideas needed - removing a door
To increase kitchen cabinet/counter space on my current project, I'm removing an exterior door. Unfortunately, the exterior is brick and I'm not sure how to close this off without it looking horrible. Anyone done th...
Remington Lyman
Can I legally rent out my basement?
I own a doublex. I rent out 1 unit and the extra bedroom on the side I live in. I was wondering if I could also start to rent out the basement on my side. It is unfinished but has windows and you can remove to get out.
Sheila Reyes
Torn and Confused- Need to Decide Today!
I am in the process of buying my first MFR duplex for $569k- newly renovated. It is a duplex on main level and basement, plus another unit on second floor.
We had our inspection and there are several things that need ...
Account Closed
1920's vs 1950's buildings. Which is better for investment?
Looking for insight on which buildings would be better for investing. 1920's era vs 1950's.
Rae Mac
What to do with the giant window in the shower
Hi folks,
I am house hacking. I live in one half of my duplex, and my intention is to hopefully rent my apartment one day. My bathroom is HIDEOUS, and I'm planning the best reno for it. I am stumped by the window. It...
Donald Francis Reese Jr.
Portable AC/Heat units in rental property
I have a small 900-1000 square foot home In Columbus GA. Avg winter temp gets around 37-40 degrees The gas heater is shot and the ductwork is torn (located in tiny crawl space) I already know cats did it. Central air...
Bienes Raices
3/1 SFHs good for rental?
There are some 3/1s around here that will meet the 50% rule. Is it possible to add an extra bathroom onto any type of house? Thats''s not something I''d want to do in the immediate future, but it's an option I'd like ...
Cory St. Esprit
3rd Floor Egress Options
Our city code requires a method of egress for 3rd Floor units. There's not currently one in place. Does anyone have any good options that are safe and won't break the bank? Something similar to the attached. I can fin...
Michael Glaser
KCK [Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal
View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.I've been speaking with this gentleman about a house he's trying to list in an up and coming area just nor...