Hi guys! My tenant of a year is having an issue with the city of chesapeake. The tenant recently got a $3000 water bill, and their normal usage is $300-$400. I called a local plumber to perform a leak detection test a...

What sort of material should be used for the sewer line running from the house out to the city main? Cast iron? Clay? I need to have this replaced soon. Any suggestions on things to consider or make sure that I have i...

Hi All,I want to get my first rental property but unsure of what areas in NJ that would be worth looking into. I've read online that Cherry Hill is a good area, hopefully some experienced investors could shed some lig...

I have a tenant who claims that there is a bad sewage smell coming from the master bathroom - making it unbearable to live in the condo.He just moved in there on May 1.The entire condo was remodeled. I was there very ...

I am currently working as a truck driver. I make decent money but I want to start earning passive income through rental income. I always hear stories of people finding good deals on houses from 20k-50k but I’m curious...

If it's not in my lease should I have to pay for unexpected expenses?Like paying to clean out septic tank because it was full and over flowed into my house and it took my landlord a month to get someone out to do it.h...

I am looking at a triplex in South Jersey. It has a single water meter for the whole property. It currently costs about $250/mo for water which is crazy high in that neighborhood. I’d like to start charging it to each...

Good Morning BP Family,

I'm closing on my first triplex this Wednesday, and wanted to get your thoughts on submetering water/sewage. I'm in a Student/recent graduate neighborhood, and the other properties have water ...

Hi BP community,I am looking at investing in two triplexes which were single family homes that were converted into triplexes. The only utility split three ways is the electric. The water and gas are still on one and t...

Question for flippers: Do you use a single contractor for rehabbing a flip or multiple - plumber, electrical, drywall separately? What worked out better for you? In terms of costs and maximum profit?