Hello,I'm engaged in redoing the flooring in part of the backyard in a residential triplex. When I bought the property last year, there was an larger platform deck that was not property supported, was painted and rott...

Happy Thursday, BP Nation!The lease on my small rental property in Northern Virginia is about to be up and my property management company is screening new tenants. They sent me one that is otherwise qualified, but has...

Here is our most extensive rehab to date, in West Seattle.In Seattle, we have all of these wonderful old homes with unfinished square footage in the basement, but they don't always have the best ceiling height. There ...

Hello BP. I am wondering what some opinions are from the community about my new tenants.  I just collected first months rent from my new tenants that have 2 dogs.  While in the house I noticed there are a few piles of...

I am buying this home for myself. My problem is that the garage was made into a bedroom and the floor is still cement. It is cold and it use to have carpet glued down but has been removed. I don't know what to put dow...

I had some black mastic on my concrete from some old floor tiles. I started removing it using that Beanie do remover but it is messy and terrible. I've already used it twice, but there is still residue. All I want to ...

looking at potentially a disaster of a situation regarding copper pipes inside concrete slab.-Home is 10 years old-Copper pipe inside the concrete slab had a leak.-Pinpoint leak was found (after digging through severa...

Good morning BP,I haven't posted very much on here yet, however been reading and following many members.We are about 30 days out from the closing of our first investment property and I am starting to make some plans. ...

Hi folks, 
I'm a DIY'er myself and I picked the DIY section so I can learn from the experience of other hand-on folks. I'm trying to understand the approach to recommend to my foundation guy.
I'm working on a BRRR p...

What have you done?glue down or (peel and stick):         PROs:  1. If there were a leak in the house, mop it up. 2. Easier to replace damaged pieces.        CONs: 1. More difficult to put down. 2. Harder to replace t...