Not you getting tested...getting the building tested!
As a Home Performance Expert I run into many situations of uncomfortable, unhealthy, and too often unsafe indoor home environments. When it comes to getti...
Hey everyone. I am looking at a multi-family in Connecticut and the top floor unit has a furnace (forced air gas) that is located in the kitchen and right near where the stove is supposed to be located. Based on ...
Hey!We're a couple of beginner RE investors and tech geeks trying to make a difference in the real estate investment game. We're building an AI RE app that we believe can shake things up a bit. But to make it really u...
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My multi-family property (3 units) recently had a substantial fire that started in the garage and moved to the house. Thankfully everyone is safe but it is a borderline knockdown. It was an older home from the e...
I thought I had a great deal on a 4 plex, and got 20% off the list price. We have a contract for a cash purchase. The numbers are great.The home inspection yesterday disclosed that there is vermiculite/asbestos in...
Look for an agent with a proven track record of success in working with investors. This can include things like a history of closed deals, a strong network of contacts in the industry, and a deep understanding of the ...
Maintaining your rental properties in good shape is crucial for several reasons. First and foremost, it ensures the safety and well-being of your tenants. Secondly, it can help you attract and retain high-quality tena...
Hey everyone, Brandon suggested I post a little about my first rehab that I just started working on. So here goes! Please comment with any design/rehab ideas or on the bolded questions in the picture captions belo...
In my market, there is a lot of inventory of historical manors from the 17th century and up (example). These ask for a lot of renovations in order to increase their lifespan, but it is manageable...
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Old Portland duplex with single water line. Have owned many years and always wanted to add a second line but the cost.Would you EVER consider spending $17,800 to save $2493 per year in water cost? We do know that wat...