Kitchen Remodel: The kitchen is often considered the heart of a home, and a well-designed and updated kitchen can significantly increase property value. Focus on high-quality materials, modern appliances, ample storag...

Besides being a natural habitat for millions of organisms and life species, ocean is also a powerhouse of energy. Based on tried and tested principles of hydrodynamic physics and mechanical and electrical engineering,...

Hello all,  I have recently stumbled across a commercial project in Boston that was a "Net Zero Neighborhood".  In short this means that it produces more energy than it consumes.  This type of project I believe has tr...

Got a low FHA appraisal on a Pahrump property I am selling.  I know these appraisals are for 6 months. I am thinking of adding solar panels (owned not leased) to the property to improve value.  Question: If I do add p...

Hi all. Last year I purchased my first rental (BRRRR) for $115,000, and put around $30,000 into repairs. It appraised for last month at $220,000 in which I was able to do a cash-out refi and pull almost $30k back out....

I just furnished a house to rent out and the utilities went way up due to air conditioning costs, etc.  Would like recommendations on a reliable method to generate electricity without huge upfront cost. For my 4 plex,...

One of my most frequently asked questions is 🤔 "What are the most cost-effective renovation projects for rental properties?" It's a great question, and one that's important for any property owner or manager to conside...

Has anyone ever installed solar panels and then included electric in the rent, pocketing the difference when the solar covers most of their usage? The duplex we're looking at has free gas because there is an easement ...

Perhaps we will find out in the next couple of days one way or another if this will escalate further, what if Russia does invade Ukraine and the U.S. gets involved? Without going too deep, I am seeing speculation on a...

Hoping to get some thoughts on landlord vs. renter paying utilities. I plan on not including utilities in rent, but want to get different perspectives on the topic. Thanks!