I am looking at a foreclosure on hubzu. It is being sold as-is cash only. Starting bid $135,000. ARV comps around $215,000 conservatively. I know that the house froze last winter. Is this something that you would cons...

Hello...I purchased my third property today for cash, and was looking for some advice from some of you with more experience.The previous landlord had the electric updated outside, but inside it has an aging pacific el...

I was curious to hear from my fellow Baltimore County Maryland investors. I've noticed a few of my tenants have mentioned that they get pretty high bills from BGE. The bills are in the $200+ range for small 2-bedroom ...

Hi all!Was wondering what's the best brand for thermostats / can be locked at a temperature to install in my properties?I don't necessarily want to "lock" in a certain temperature - I just want to be able to set it so...

I’m looking at purchasing a my first Multifamily apartment 4 unit or 8 unit. One thing I noticed in these older buildings is most time  utilities is NOT separated. Therefore, heat, gas and water are ALL paid by landlo...

Hey All, came across a deal im analyzing and had some questions. The long story short is the 8 unit has 8 gas meters for the units cooking, but the 9th meter is the house meter and fires and OLD furnace, I have all th...

My roommate and I live in a leased apartment. Due to a water pipe burst couple weeks ago, the entire apartment got flooded with damage to all my personal property and several other units in the building. The lease off...

Do you all have an emergency contact while you are sleeping? I am assuming in the lease that you put that the renter is required to contact a designated plumbing etc service if a situation is happening during overnigh...

The apartment building I currently live in and pay rent in includes free water and heat delivered through radiators/furnace. The air conditioning is strictly window units no central air. I’m assuming people are using ...

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I recently purchased a 5 unit multi-family home in Massachusetts that is heated by one, very outdated, boiler. To separate utilities, I had the option to go electric (costly for tenants), put in 5 furnaces, use a...