Good Morning Fellow Pocket Growers,
I lived in Maryland for 4 years and worked in Real Estate Development, Small Multifamily Investing, and Investment Consulting. We developed Affordable Housing Apartment Complexes w...

Howdy, I got two furnaces installed this year.  The first one was 1400 s.f, 95% eff, two level, two returns, $4,200 with Lennox furnace and all materials.  I didn't like the installation.  One vent was undersized and ...

Hello Bigger Pockets Community,I am looking at a property in Los Angeles.  It is a single family house but it has room for an ADU.  During this time of Covid, how difficult is it to get plans approved? Also, with mate...

in 15 years of MH investing and repair - Lonnie Deals, landlording, wholesaling - my conclusion on roof replacement (accounted as "repair", usually) is:If it's a standard metal trailer roof, a membrane roof is most co...

Hey All - I'm interested in going through with a multifamily value-add project. I've been involved for a few years now on the investing side and have worked with a few developers/owners. However, most of my experience...

My new tenant just asked me if I would allow him to pull out the old toilet install a new high-efficiency toilet. He said he would cover all expenses, and hire a plumber to do the work. He even recommended I write up ...

I was recently having a debate with my friend @Ben Leybovich regarding the best decade for quality of construction. For these purposes lets disqualify anything 1990+ and limit it to the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s. Newe...

Hi Folks! I am mostly versed in the residential / SFH side of the Real Estate universe. I have a couple of SFH in New England and actively working to grow that. I say that mostly so you don’t think I’m a rando when as...

I am currently searching for a general contractor to run small to mid sized SFR rehabs in the North King County/ South Snohomish County areas. I need someone who is capable of managing the subs, purchasing material, c...

I'm reading @David Greene's book "Long-Distance Real Estate Investing", and am learning a ton from every page.  One strategy that he mentions for avoiding getting ripped off by contractors is to shop for and purchase ...