As the title says, my question is how is everyone doing preventive maintenance right now? I would like to have someone inspect my property to see if there are any looming problems that should be fixed, but I don't wan...

What is best way to manage a pest problem at one of your properties? Or a really good way of preventing it from happening?

My Tenant reported visible mold gray color on curtains and wood furniture in house. Florida house circa 1970, plaster walls 735 square feet 2/2 in good condition. A/C air handler in attic, no visible roof leaks or any...

Recently, I have come across a few properties that are 100+ yrs old with lot of uneven floors.  Been reading a lot on how to even out those floors with lot of different and conflicting point of views.  So my question ...

We have a drain field on 60 year old home that is "failing".  Everyone's solution is "get a new one" - wow..genius.  Anyway, any other ideas?  House for 60 years didn't have a drain field problem.  In advance, ANY ide...

Recently I've changed the lease we've been using to make the tenant more responsible for "plumbing issues" it includes tenant being responsible for unclogging toilets, toilet flapper valve, and drain lines when foreig...

Has anyone found any type of sewer backup insurance coverage for rental properties? I live Wisconsin and my insurance does not provide this type of coverage. There have been properties that have had issues with their ...

Hello big pocket family!
I need some advice on a situation. So I have a property I am currently rehabbing. I did some foundation work so the skirting is still not on yet. I have a neighbor right next-door to me whose...

I currently self-manage my 7 rentals and want to keep this portfolio growing, while still self-managing. The key? Minimize annoying service calls and long term repair costs! Please help me add to this DIY preventative...

I own a LTR in central Houston that I think would be pretty successful as an STR based on the AirDNA data. I also am very interested in purchasing more STRs, and this is a really low risk way to see if I'm up for it ...