Anna M.
Carbon Monoxide Detectors – Where do you place them?
Carbon Monoxide Detectors – Follow on to the discussion, “Do You Provide Carbon Monoxide Detectors?”Where should I place them? How many should I have? Plug in or battery operated or both? What say you? Check out t...
Alicia Marks
AMA Night: "First to a Million" with Dan Sheeks 1/19/22
Have questions about helping your teenager or young adult in your life get on the FIRE path? Join us Wednesday, January 19th from 7-9 CST in the forums for an “Ask Me Anything” with Dan Sheeks.
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Andrew P.
My tenant set fire to the bathroom
Hello everyone,
This is the first time anything like this has happened to us. Our management company quoted about 1k in damages. We do have insurance and clauses in the lease the tenant needs to pay for damages. What...
Benjamin Haberman
Sprinkler system in Duplex-being required to maintain
BP Community,It's been a while since I posted but I'm hoping someone out there could give me some good insight on this matter. I purchased my first duplex 4 years ago. It was my first one. I now own 3 duplexes, a mote...
Erich Henson
Had house fire. Board up company did work without my permission.
I'm looking for a little advice. I received a bill for $1000 after a house fire on one of my rental properties. The company says they boarded up my house because the fire department called them after the fire. I ne...
Joe Black
FIRE IN A RENTAL PROPERTY
HAD A RECENT FIRE IN A RENTAL UNIT IN MASSACHUSETTS. THE LEASE LISTED A SINGLE TENANT. THE TENANT HAD A FRIEND LIVING WITH THEM. HOW DO I HANDLE THE SAFE LEGAL WAY OF GETTING RID OF THE FRIENDS PROPERTY. THE FREIN...
Omer S.
Verizon Box Fire Damages
Hi - My tenant had Verizon service which somehow caused a small electrical fire. There was some damage done to the house when the fire department came to contain the fire. They concluded it was the wiring going to t...
Peter Padalino
Limited Cash Newbie
So here's my situation...working a 9-5 that just doesn't seem to be cutting it from a satisfaction standpoint and would love to walk away....of course from a lifestyle standpoint, that would certainly be a challenge....
Sean Coppom
Recovering from a fire on new construction townhome project
Hi all,I'm looking for answers to a couple questions and any overall advice people have to share as we try to navigate through the nightmare of recovering from a fire. Some quick background. Our project started with...
Candy Nielson
Per NFPA10 are extinguishers "Required" in a residential triplex
I have some questions I am hoping you can help me find an answer to: We were recently notified after having an inspection completed (requested by our new insurance provider – Northfield is the carrier) by our local i...