Bought this property 9 years ago , it was built in the 1940s . It was as close to original with minimal updates when I got it . Its a 2 bed 1 bath . ( on 3 acres)  .  I made it clean , neat and habitable to get it ren...

I'm working on my third flip and want to open up the living space. How do most people determine if a wall separating the living room and kitchen is load bearing in a traditional rectangle shaped home?

If this...

Floorplan lovers, let me give you a tour of our Southern Oregon home. We've appreciated everyone's keen eye for design. We just bought our first home (a 1977 country style, 4b, 2b, 1700 sqft fixer-upper) and are plann...

Hello everyone, I know this is a long shot but I am looking for an investment friendly contractor to help me rehab a duplex I just purchased. Would appreciate any leads or recommendations on how to find one. Thanks!

With any luck, we'll be closing on another rental property this month. The inside desperately needs to be repainted (no surprise), but I was thinking about spraying the interior this time rather than logging another 2...

I am considering making an offer on a 3 flat in Chicago and plan to finish the basement.Before I just jump in head first, I wanted to get some opinions from people with more experience than me.
What is the usual proc...

Hello group, just bought a property for a rental unit. End row home, LOTS of nicotine, old carpet, old everything.... the unit has lots of gray paneling (covered in nicotine)... thought about cleaning then painting sa...

Hello everyone. We are renovating our rowhouse basement in and will be digging down about 2 feet to achieve 8-foot ceilings and need to underpin. Our space is about 745 sq feet.  This type of project is happening a lo...

We've recently closed on a SFH in Royal Oak, MI that we intend to keep as a buy and hold.  The house was in pretty good shape - fresh paint and carpet, new kitchen with granite counter tops, and new windows.  I would ...

I am debating removing the popcorn ceiling from a small room by myself. I understand the process involves spraying the popcorn ceiling with a chemical then eventually scraping it off. How feasible is this for someone ...