Hi everyone,I have been a member for quite some time on this site but never really posted anything until now. I constantly come here, though, and read posts for learning purposes. Anyway, I'm here because we found mol...

Have a 4 unit multi built @1900.  Wood refinished floors have huge gaps/cracks, and they are layed over what appears to be what was called a subfloor in the Victorian era, which is wood which also has gaps.  From the ...

Well I bought this flip property in early April during days of early pandemic. It needed major renovations to make it marketable. Started with a 3/2 brick no garage. I knew under carpet was red oak hardwoods. Started ...

So this coupling failed and caused a lot of water damage.  House is about 65 years old.  Is the galvanized pipe the problem?  The plumber cleaned it, taped, and doped and cranked a new coupling on it, but I wonder how...

A plumbing company sent me unqualified technicians for plumbing work . I was told i was getting a licenced plumber and i did did not. Was charging by the hour .  It took them a long time .They did not fully complete w...

There is a leak dripping away from the basement ceiling in one of my units. It is definitely not coming from a pipe in the basement. We were notified about it by the tenant this morning. It appears to be slowly fillin...

I really want to purchase this 20 unit apartment building. It’s in a small town a half hour away from me. It’s so tempting because the seller is financing a huge portion of it. 25,000 down with a 475,000 purchase pric...

Hi everyone,I am in the inspection/due diligence part of the transaction for a Baton Rouge home that was built in the 1960's. This is the oldest home that I've considered purchasing, so there have been a few things po...

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If anyone has experience with owning just one side of a duplex I'd love to hear about it. I'm curious how common items such as the roof, siding, etc are taking care of?

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