Brandon Sturgill
Is Ungrounded Electric a Deal Breaker for End Buyer?
Any thoughts...house built in late 50's...some electric upgrades but still mostly original. All copper wire, non-grounded.
Judd Campbell
fuse box breaker not tripping when overloaded
I have a tenant that told me one of their bedrooms was having the power go out only to flicker back on after 10 min and then be totally back after 15 min. they were running the lights, a tv, and a space heater (1500 ...
Henry Vargas
Seperating utilities in a multifamily
There is a property that i'm interested in that is located in Cheltenham PA, literally right on the border of Montogomery and Philadelphia Counties. It is a SFH that was converted into a 3 Floor triplex, the utilities...
Samuel Chapman
Presenting a seller with an owner financing deal
Hoping I can catch the attention of anyone who has done deals through seller financing. I was wondering if I could get some advice on how to present the deal to the seller, specifically a seller who is not open to, o...
Justin Rostant
What's scary about a 1960's Apartment Building?
I am looking at buying a stabilized apartment here in DFW built in the 1960's and was wondering if there are any age-related pitfalls that I need to be aware of. Also, is there a good rule of thumb for a maintenance ...
Wendy Black
Liability & Backyard Improvements
Our latest investment is a 3/2 home which backs to a "lake" (aka a man-made channel). Behind our wire back fence is a hiking path and then the water. We have a small yard. Rental comps are $1050-1100, but we're hop...
Jordan Lagrassa
Rewiring or replumbing a house
the question is have any of you heard of or has had this happened to you. My father in law or boss has been in the construction business and roofing business for 40+ years now. He knows my goals in real estate investi...
Paul Sandhu
How I fixed a broken washing machine
The washer would fill, agitate and then not drain. I moved it to different drain positions but still nothing. So I opened the control panel and removed the timer assembly. That's the thing where you rotate the knob...
Andy Bui
Is property insurance really necessary? Liability insurance?
Hello Everyone,
I am new to this forum, wanted to say hello to everyone. I have been buying and selling rental properties for the last 8 years. I am to the point where I have rental properties that are paid ...
Orlando Paz
Seeking wisdom for unbelievable mobile home offer
I have just come across an unbelievable opportunity for a mobile home purchase. The original ad asked for $500. When I called, it was offered at $1. The management is even willing to waive 3 (or more) months of lot re...