My typical day consists of waking up at 6 am, going to the 2 houses I'm currently rehabbing and making sure everything is going smoothly and making offers on other houses to purchase. I typically purchase through agen...

Our company redevelops properties in the Orlando vicinity. We look for broad market properties like 3/2 in good school districts. We have one in an old neighborhood and we want to bring it back to the top of the marke...

In your flips, do you go with the less expensive (but less efficient) furnace or spend the extra $1,000 for the highest efficiency furnace? Flipping in Indiana where it can get very cold. Wondering from a resale persp...

The duplex is in Upstate, NY - so we get pretty harsh Winters. The property is a 2500sqft up & down duplex that we are planning to keep as a BRRRR investment. The area is a C / C- so we are avoiding dumping luxuri...

Hi all,Replacing a 20+ yr old OIL heating system with a GAS system. Current section 8 tenants pay $2100 rent...plus utilities. My first question is do I pick a good, better, best system that costs from less to more $$...

Did you know that as a homeowner, you are able to take advantage of green energy tax credits? These tax incentives can help offset making energy efficient upgrades to your home. There are two tax credits that are avai...

I have a 1800 ft 5 bedroom place that is a college student housing property. Currently there is baseboard heat and window AC. My electric bills were in the $900/mth realm this winter (avg temp 30). The house is 1930's...

The cash pile (well digital that is) is adding up. Who here knows whether Barclays or Ally bank are a better way to go for high yield online savings account?Barclays is 1.85% per year and Ally is 1.8% for Ally bank. T...

I have some properties and I was thinking about ways to go green with them and in turn reduce the utility bills for the tenants. Would renters be interested in living in a property that was more energy efficient, wate...

If you are an owner, builder or developer of apartment buildings or residential homes, there is an opportunity to earn a tax credit of $2,000/unit or dwelling for energy efficiency. This credit is known as the 45L Tax...