So this is a bit of a lessons learned / warning when it comes to repairing certain elements in rental properties. Very interesting so I thought I would share it with everyone: 
I got a call last week from one my tena...

Hello. I want to raise my roof on 1250 ft ranch. At the moment, it is about 4ft. from attic floor to rafter. What is the average cost to remove roof and frame in new rafters and replace roof? thanks 

Hello! Had an offer accepted on a house in the Reeb-Hosack area of Columbus OH. Inspection report came back with a few things, but the one that concerns me is foundation problems. There is cracking and quite a bit of ...

I've seen carpet tiles used in a lot of commercial properties and was wondering if they are worth using in small multi-family units. This is a C property in a B+ area and I'm looking to rehab. It has tenants in it, bu...

I just found out that we are going to need to replace our entire septic system, including drain field because the county will not allow us to fix gravity systems at all. I'm told that this could take 3-6 months in tot...

I know "REAL" hardwood floors sound great. However; engineered wood (not laminate) can be refinished too, and is more consistent in coloring and finish I'm told. For high end homes, what have you used? Brand?  If you ...

Hello all, I am currently in design stage of a flip and I’m looking for a recommendation on a structural engineer who can engineer a beam to replace a load bearing wall. Any help or advice is greatly appreciated. 

The property is 93 years old and had 7 beams replaced and 65 piers replaced. The midpoint is de-elevated between 0-2in. A structural engineer deemed it compliant with 2018 international residential code as of january ...

So I have an East Tennessee property under contract that has 2 small houses on it (500 and 800 square feet). The area is prime for airBNB, other similar houses in the neighborhood are getting great rates and renting ...

Hey all! We looked at a potential investment property yesterday in NJ and found the back of the house to be sloping down significantly. Maybe the house was extended at some point, but not supported properly so eventua...