Ian Carter
Washington DC Basement Digout/Underpinning
Hey there,We just purchased a townhouse in NW DC and are looking to convert the basement into a one bedroom rental. With ceilings of about 6'7", we are looking to digout and add at least 4-6 inches, if not 1-2 feet. I...
Mark Cairns
Philadelphia area new investor. (And actor. I know: weird, huh?)
Well, since you already know that I'm a new Investor in Philly, and since BP is very much a social site, here are some facts about me that are NOT related to REI: - I'm an actor. Mostly on stage -- I'm a nut for Sh...
Patrick Kalish
New Guy from Philadelphia Area
Hello, everyone my name is Patrick Kalish. I am new to the field of real estate investing and looking to start off my portfolio with a House Hacking strategy.A little bit about myself. I am 25 and recently got a job i...
Joe S.
😱 Former Seller came back looking for her dead husband.
Former Seller came back looking for her dead husband. 😱🤭 So we get a call from our workers saying that the former seller came back onto the property and was digging around trying to find the yarn where her husband’s a...
James G.
DC basement Dig out questions
Hi all, wondering what people's experience has been doing basement dig-outs to make those popular English basements. Wondering how the ROI on that is.
Sqfootage?
How much to just do the dig out?
How long?
Total...
Tim Greenfield
Cleveland Basement leakage_membrane or outdoor seal
I have a 1930 3/1 in Cleveland which has a basement with water issues which has been my nemesis for the past 2 years. Last year had to dig up the sewer line in basement as there was a cracked line. Made the repair and...
Bryan Hancock
Jobs Are Back!
Jobs are back and the economy is recovering. How do you spin this doom and gloomers?
Jobs Are Back! Recovery Abounds
Bryan Hancock
BP Approved Vendor Discussion
So I was reading through Josh's post here:
http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/1/blog_posts/4157-don-t-fall-for-the-scam-be-cautious-
about being cautious about who you do business on via the site and there is commen...
Steve Babiak
Montgomery County, PA DIG meeting from Feb 28, 2013 - BP attendees
Lots of BP members made it to the DIG (Phila area REIA) meeting in Montgomery County, PA this past month. It was nice to meet many face to face, some for the first time. Here's a list in order of when I bumped into ...
Trevor Ewen
Sewer Lines and Richmond, VA
Thanks in advance to anyone who has some good answers and empathy on this one. Bracing myself for a possible sewer line replacement in our building in Richmond. This is not the way I like to start the week, but I want...