Chris Seveney
Washington DC - First Floor Condo Unit - Tough Sell ?
I am looking at a condo in Washington DC in an up and coming area near Howard University. The unit is on the first floor and in is located in the back which the window views are of the cars that park (their tailpipes)...
Jeff G.
Questions About Tenant Proofing a 2nd Floor Condo
I'll be moving out of a 1 bedroom condo next year and will probably put tenants into it. I'm currently taking care of some repairs and starting to think of what needs to happen to make this place "rent ready" by next ...
Lloyaal Thomas
Ceiling leak into my bottom floor unit condo
I have a ceiling leak in the kitchen of my bottom floor condo. Does anyone have any experience with this type of problem with a bottom floor unit? If so, who should be responsible for this repair? Thanks
Eric Sanders
Rearranging Floor Types in Condo to Reduce Noise...Help!!!
Hi Everyone!
I've got a little bit of a flooring predicament and I'd love to get some advice from you guys! Please bear with me as your help will be greatly appreciated!
I currently rent out a condo within a poorly ...
Britt Griscom
Improvements Before Rental Property Is Placed In Service
Hi.This summer we bought a condo and renovated it before placing it in service. One of the renovations was a laminate wood floor, which, because it is not permanently attached to the building, is normally only depreci...
Mindy Jensen
HOA trying to limit interior decor. Can they do this?
In one of my groups, a condo owner has received a notice from the HOA board:"Unit owners shall be responsible for painting their limited common elements (earlier defined to include interior walls, wallpaper, and floor...
Jack Gerstein
Mountain condo: 3B condo walk to ski area. Adding hot tub, update flooring, an applia
Hello, The condo has the potential to be very sexy. The location looks over the Fraser River. The setting is tranquil and does not have a big mountain view. I am considering adding a private hot tub on one of the 4 de...
Rhona Didi
LVP or laminate for 2nd floor condo with STC >65
Hi AllFor a 2nd floor condo am I better off with LVP or laminate for noise reduction?HOA requires an STC of 65+. Are there LVP or laminate flooring options that already have an attached STC pad rated 65+ ?Thanks
Dennis Gallof
Condo In-Unit Washer/Dryer - Some units have them others don't!
Hi,I'm in the process of buying a 2nd floor condo in New Jersey. I would like to put in an in-unit compact washer/(ventless) dryer, and I have the hookup in the linen closet already.This complex has laundry in the ba...
Kedar Bhole
Question - HOA asking me to replace hardwood floor - my options?
Hello,
I own a second-floor condo. At the start of the year, my tenant moved out. I replaced the carpet with hardwood floor at the time. My intent was to make the condo unit more appealing, so it can be rented out at...