How many of you have read a good portion of the health care bill?

I must admit, I coudn't sit and crack out 1000 or so pages of legal jargon at one sitting but, I did find a site with some bullet points, then I loc...

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My plan is to move to the Madison area upon my graduation in May of 2022. I am somewhat familiar with the area and want to start learning and preparing for investing there once I move there. What are ...

I am looking at buying a foreclosure property.  The property looks good except I noticed some cracks in the exterior brick.  The cracks look like they have previously been filled.  The exterior walls look straight I a...

Recently purchased a rental built in 1910. We had the sewer line scoped before closing so we knew there could be potential problems and that $12k would be the worst case scenario if we had to replace it. Well, we have...

I'm considering a property that is built with painted cinderblock. It was built in the 50-ies and there is little insulation (I doubt the blocks are filled with foam, etc). Some of the interior is drywalled but...

I have a 4-plex under contract in Kentucky. Inspection revealed major issues with the property, some of which were not disclosed: evidence of foundation problem (stair-step and horizontal cracks, bowing towards the in...

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Starting/continuing my research on Jacksonville and I keep realizing the deeper I dig, the bigger Jacksonville is getting. This place is huge, largest city by area in the US I believe. I do pla...

I just bought a house without scoping the sewer main. I know, big mistake, I agree. As it turns out, the kitchen sink started having trouble draining. I am going to get a plumber out to clear the blockage and blow out...

I'm thinking about making an offer on an SFR near me that looks to be under priced but I'm worried about the grading in the backyard leading to erosion and future foundation issues. The front yard grades away from the...