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Jon Klaus Stopping break ins?
26 June 2009 | 7 replies

What are some ways to prevent break-ins, theft, and vandalism to vacant homes?

Alarm systems? Not keen on doing that (monitored)
for a short term. Lighting?

Someone stole copper out of one of mine this week. I t...

Matt S Between Tenants-Securing Property
3 June 2013 | 11 replies

I am currently working to fill a vacancy and am interested in finding out how other landlords secure their property while vacant? Specifically, my concern is about copper theft. I've heard of landlords removing the ...

Joshua Dorkin FRUSTRATING Landlord Situation - Stolen A/C - ARGH!
15 December 2007 | 19 replies

I've got to vent a bit here . . .

I just checked my voicemail a few minutes ago to hear that several of the Central A/C units in one of my properties were stolen! :shoot: This building is out of state and I do hav...

John Van Uytven Valuing Section 8 Portfolio
11 March 2016 | 1 reply

I have been in contact with someone who owns 10 houses in a low cost and low rent area. He is an out of state owner, who had a bad property manager. He is fed up and wants to divest these properties, and he is willing...

Account Closed pex plumbing
2 October 2014 | 52 replies

Just heard about a product called pex. Just wondering if anyone has used this product. From what I have found is that it is cheaper than copper and more expensive than plastic. Let me know the good and bad of this pro...

JT Spangler Replacing galzanized plumbing?
22 November 2014 | 9 replies

Got a 2/2 cottage under contract, and the inspector reports that the water pressure and drainage is not great because of the original galvanized pipes. This isn't a job I've tackled before, so my questions are:(1) Wha...

Eric Yu Should I Replacing Entire Plumbing / Electrical?
29 May 2024 | 8 replies

Hi all!This is the first time I'm working on a rehab that's more than just cosmetic. We're finishing a basement & also considering updating electrical / plumbing. Our contractor said we should definitely replace t...

Noah Wolcott Vertical integration
17 January 2016 | 11 replies

Hello, I've been trying to learn everything I can about development and what not while in highschool so I can be as prepared as possible. Is vertical integration a thing in real estate development like it was with J.D...

Sean Keating Hydronic baseboard heating pipes froze and leaked water, costs?
10 June 2020 | 2 replies

I am looking at a split level single family house foreclosure.  Upon inspection the inspector notes that all Hydronic baseboard heaters have busted pipes.  It appears that the water was off before the pipes busted but...

Pat L. Get a Permit for your electrical they said
27 October 2018 | 10 replies

So I had to dance with the Building/Electrical Inspector for a couple of months as I rewired an entire home including a new panel.He went through it several times picking out minor routing, stapling, GFI & AFCI is...