Todd Willhoite
Crawlspace sealing and dehumidifier installation
Does anyone have experience (good or bad) with contractors in the Tulsa who seal off crawlspaces and install dehumidifiers? Looking for recommendations or warnings.
Rodney Burayidi
2nd Deal: Tenant Moved Into 2 Bed/1Bath Unit in Backyard in ATL
The last time I posted was after recently purchasing a single-family home that has a 2 bedroom/1 bathroom guest house in the backyard. Today my tenant is moving into that 2 bedroom/1 bathroom guest house. Every time I...
Nick M.
Soil testing / remediation company in southern NJ
Under contract on a REO. Pipes were removed from crawl space. Unfortunately one of them was to the above ground oil tank.
Can anyone recommend a soil testing and remediation (hopefully don’t need those services) comp...
Eric Long
Legal Definition of a Bedroom in Indiana
I am looking at a duplex with a 1/1 on the main floor and 3/1 on the top floor. When I was on the top floor I notice one room only had a space heater for heat, which I thought did not qualify as a heat source. Another...
Joe Edmonds
No Access to Basement for Tennants
So I’m a relatively new landlord, and I have a property with a basement I consider to be somewhat hazardous (more like a really large crawl space). To protect my own liability, I’ve
Karen Margrave
Functional obsolesence
Have any of you had to remodel a house because it was functionally obsolete? We live in Lake Forest, CA, where a large portion of the homes were built in the 60-70s, they are split level 1.5-3 levels. The floorplans m...
Kevin Hoff
Inspection report red flags
Hi everyone,
First time home investor here. I have a single family home 3 br, 2 ba home that I've been looking at in the Kansas City Metro area that is a good value, solid ROI, great neighborhood, and good cashflow...
Clayton Carr
Rental Unit has a leak
I’m pretty new to being a landlord. We bought our house a little over a year ago and at first everything was fine. Winter came and since then the rental unit has flooded every time it’s rained. We’ve checked our gutte...
Ernest Grindle
The REO House I Bought Turned Out to Be a Trailer. Now What?
In August I closed on my first rental property--a 3/2 in a nice neighborhood with a large lot, $74K REO purchase, doing much of the work myself my all in costs are about $90K, and my ARV (or so I thought) would be abo...
Christian M.
No pressure in the plumbing lines
Hi,
I am looking at a HUD home I am interested in, but the PCR states under plumbing "could not completely blow out or pressurize lines." Does anyone know the most likely reason for this and how much it may cost to ...