I'm closing on my next project in a week. A small 2-bed/1 bath ~850 sq ft house we are gutting to the studs. I will be subbing out most of the work but also putting in ~2 months of my own labor. While I have done my f...

People seem to expect their water heaters to last 10-15 years. Are you guys just letting it corrode as soon as the first anode rod is eaten up? How do you go through water heaters so fast?

Have a question for all you landlords out there. I have in my lease a clause which states that the tenant is responsible for keeping the sinks and toilets working. Barring a leak or a gut replacement which happens, I ...

Hi -I recently closed on a two unit which are ocupied.  The inspection indicated that I need several repairs including the replacement of chimney liner and cap (est. cost/labor $1,000) and gutter guards (est. cost/lab...

Hello BP,Long time lurker, first-time poster. I'm Brian Grainger from Panama City, Florida. My experience started when I was a child, my father would take me to the 38 units he owned to work on maintenance problems. I...

So I have a tenant that recently called me because the microwave latch broke so the microwave thinks it is open (even though its closed) and won't work. In my lease, the tenant is supposed to pay for any repairs that ...

Lease status: Started June 1st, 2022 through April 30th 2023.
Situation and history:
-Insufficient and inconsistent running water issues started Jan 12 - Feb 2, 2023-Property management company and owners engaged m...

Hi all,I am moving out of my first home with the view to rent it out. The hot water pressure is very poor, although my partner and I have lived with it for over a year. It is has an old low pressure cylinder currently...

Generally speaking I'm a realist that leans more on the positive of most situations. However for the last month I have been getting my butt kicked( tenant complaints, costly repairs, and next month will be my highest ...