I'm currently considering purchasing a property with a basement unit.  The basement currently has a grinder toilet (macerating toilet) hooked up.   The full bathroom (sink, shower, and toilet--obviously) passes throug...

To start, I have great tenant that have lived in the house since Jun 2015. They always talk about how they love the place and don't want to leave. They have never been late on rent and treat the home as their own. The...

What are the common issues found during home inspections in this area? Are there any red flags I should watch for?

Hello Everyone, I'm new to this community. I stopped wasting my time on Instagram and get into REI with all of your help. Thank you so much.I'm looking at the listings around Syracuse area. My budget is up to 80-90K$....

Hello,I currently have a 3 unit all 2 bedroom multi family house with 1 central water heater. The water heater that currently is in place is definitely undersized (55 gallon) and 13 years old. As the landlord I pay th...

Hello awesome BPs,I have started the journey very recently and I am actively looking for deals and in the meantime educating myself along the way - reading the forum topics, listening to the podcast and everything in ...

I still live in my first home that purchased around 4 years ago, and have since then remolded around 80% of it including a new roof, added central a/c and heat, among many other updates throughout. The house is about ...

I have been wary of houses on a slab becuse I worry about having to drill up the floor in case there is a plumbing issue (and there always seems to be a plumbing issue). What are your experiences with houses on a sla...

This is a pretty specific question, but can someone tell me the minimum drain size required for a kitchen sink in Minneapolis? We're renovating a kitchen and had one plumber tell us 2.0", while my code research (secti...

I recent bought a personal residence in Hamilton County, IN after moving from upstate NY this summer. This entire area is riddled with hard water (I have not had it tested, but judging by my research of the area it is...