This is my first turnover on my duplex and I want to remodel a small bathroom (about 6x8). It's tiled half up the walls and the floor. It's an old house (1926) and probably hasn't had the bath done since the 70's...

Looking at a split level family home in Nashville to live in and rent out. Planning on living in the top unit for five years, moving to a single family home, and continuing to rent both top and bottom units. 190k is t...

Hi there, I'm a small-time real estate investor with 6 units under my belt. When it comes to water issues, I absolutely cannot catch a break. Currently, I've got:One basement with a leak and horizontal crack forming o...

I think I have somewhat of a unique situation that I'm trying to figure out how to work out... I currently own (as my primary residence) 1/2 of a duplex. The owner of the other half has just agreed to sell me their ha...

Hello BP,I have a duplex located in the philadelphia area. My property is completely vacant while it is being worked on, and I haven’t been there in about a week or so. This evening I sent over someone to my property ...

Hey folks!I am under contract on a duplex in Shaker Heights. It has a clean POS report but I am interested in quotes on a couple jobs. I am considering adding an egress window in the basement, and also removing a wall...

I own a duplex in Philadelphia and my tenant downstairs calls to tell me that they have a mice problem--they can hear them in the walls and catch them in the kitchen and basement. I have been inside of their unit seve...

TARGET is a small Duplex in a gold mining town,pretty insulated from Wall Street/Recession,if gold price is strong through crash.It has two 2 bed 1 bath units built in 70sestimated at $800-1000/mo. est. mkt.and maybe ...

So I'm under contract for a SFR (that is 1/2 of a duplex essentially) but listed as SFR- just sharing one wall and backyard fence. I'm currently still on the due diligence period - completed my home inspection last we...

I'm looking at a duplex that was built in 1870, so it's about 150 years old!  However, if I assume monthly repairs of 1% of the value, plus capital expenditure reserve of 1% for a total of 2% of value, the Cash on Cas...