I know the best approach to pet-proofing is not allowing pets, but based on a recent discussion with my new property manager new tenant laws may require that Landlords allow "comfort" pets.  So that being said, I plan...

Hi BP!

I was wondering if any of you landlord out there have problems with water damage on your cabinets floors & shelves and what you use to protect it. I understand if there's a flood, not much you c...

Has anybody dealt with a cat house before? A place that I am tempted to offer on stinks of cat urine. I figure that I would definitely tear out all the carpet flooring and base trim. However, I'm wondering if the subf...

Investment Info:

Large multi-family (5+ units) commercial investment investment in Cleveland.

Purchase price: $850,000

Cash invested: $600,000

Contributors:
Matthew Fritz

A success st...

Q1-Can HOA force enter my condo unit's front door to access my rear patio for some non-urgent maintenance-like inspection, painting or coating?Q2-Is there a way to block HOA from direct entering my home from my front ...

I am curious to know how various landlords deal with tenants wearing shoes inside the units. I am sure carpeting and hard flooring goes through "wear and tear" more quickly than tenants that don't wear shoes in the re...

Curious if any other investors own a multi unit building where tenants share a common bath?  I came across a listing for a 8 unit building.  The second floor is made up of 4 studio apts. all sharing a common bath.  Do...

The house I'm renovating has subfloor wood rot extending to the joists in the kitchen and baths due to water leaks. What can I put on the plywood so that the water does not soak through the new plywood? I was thinking...

Hey everyone,
Here is a breakdown of the different types of flooring. My hope is that this clears up some questions you may have on which material is best suited for your Flip or Buy & Hold, Feel free to connect ...

Cleaning tips...What's your favorite tip for cleaning an apartment or house between tenants?

I like to start with the least caustic chemicals and the least abrasive scrubbers first then work my way up. For a...