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Dave Charron who stages their flips?
29 January 2018 | 8 replies

Who does or does not stage their flips when listing them for sale?  I have not been staging them but am wondering if I should be?  Please give your opinion-And for you who do stage, any tips on where to get the furnit...

Matt Buckles Concrete high water table no vapor barrier Tacoma, Wa
15 October 2012 | 7 replies

Hello everyone been lurking for a while. Just purchased a foreclosure condo in Tacoma, Washington area. The cement floor underneath the carpet apparently has no vapor barrier. The HOA representative said that in a ...

Mose Gebremeskel Painting tips on a house hack
1 December 2023 | 14 replies

We recently just purchased our first property that we will house hack. The other unit - we are looking to rent out has stuff all over the way (I believe kids wrote on the walls and paint). Do I need to clean the wall ...

Maranda Tucker Do you ever use virtual staging for your rental properties?
19 November 2023 | 10 replies

Typically, I find virtual staging to not be necessary for marketing our properties. However, recently, we have had a few properties that are not moving and I am racking my brain for creative ideas to generate interest...

Peter Bardou Rental Rehab calculations
22 February 2018 | 10 replies

Hey everyone!I am getting ready to rehab a kitchen and bathroom in a 2 bed 1 bath unit. I am doing all of the work myself. The estimated budget for the rehab is as follows:The rent increase will be $200 on the unit, g...

Anthony Barbato Looking for advice for ceiling repair
27 June 2017 | 5 replies

I acquired a new duplex back in March and just had the second tenant move in last week. When I purchased the property, there was a small amount of pervious water damage to the ceiling in the kitchen, directly under th...

Robert Gunther Are these cabinets toast?
12 March 2016 | 9 replies

I have not seen these cabinets in person.  I don't even know if they are 'real wood' or some type of press board or what.  To me they don't look like real solid wood.I wanted to have them refinished.  Strip the curren...

Richelle T. Industrial Vinyl Tile Flooring in Rentals?
22 July 2014 | 12 replies

Hi all
I'm about to rehab my next rental. It's lower income than the one I currently have. I want to make the floors as tenant proof as possible. Has anyone tried using industrial vinyl tile flooring? It actually look...

Jarred S. Rental Property Bang for Your Buck Features
6 April 2016 | 8 replies

What is everyone doing in their rental rehabs today to get more for their money in the long run? And more consistency - which would ultimately save money over time as well.  I've read about using ceramic tile, refinis...

Poonam Hemrajani Looking for legal help with a leaking roof, purchased in July 2023
26 September 2023 | 5 replies

I recently purchased the property in July 2023, the property is built in 1940. 
The Seller disclosure mentioned the roof life to be 13 yrs, it is expected to last for 20 yrs, it is a 3 Tap roof,  but within 2 months ...