Tremaine Daughtry
Deal or no Deal on a SFH property that has bad foundation ,Help!!
Hey you guys! I'm new to bigger pockets and new to realestate investing and I have a Question about foundation, I have a property under contract right now that's in a great area and it has a great Arv and a low price ...
Jovon English
Columbus Ohio - Unpaid water bill
Hello, I'm seeking advice on an inherited bad tenant. She is nearly $500 behind on the water bill which for the first few months was in my name but now it is in her name. However, in Columbus the landlord bears the ...
Timothy Mitchell
Should I buy this property that needs a new roof and HVAC?
Hello,
The seller has accepted my offer of $121,200 for a 3 bed/2 bath townhouse. I initially analyzed with the following information and the property yielded a ~$420/mo cash flow and a ~15.7% cash on cash return:
P...
Richard Haiber
Financial Analysis
Just looking to see what financial qualifications some of you look for in a MHP (not individual MHs).Looking to see what you might find acceptable in deals of your own for the following important factors:1) cap rate2)...
Aisha M.
Brainstorming how to keep water costs low
I have a duplex where the water is not separate. The tenant uses too much water via (doing laundry every single day) and doesn't want to foot the costs. Aside from many issues, I decided i'm not renewing her lease nex...
Justin Capps
Who is responsible for extremely high water bill?
I manage a duplex where the owner pays for water. I received a call from the water company telling me we may have a leak because of the usage. Upon inspection at the property, we found that no lines busted but that a ...
Account Closed
running H2O heater
My 40 gallon water heater is about 15 years old. I don't think it's ever been replaced. We have very hard water, which apparently means lots of sediment. The inspector suggested that the sediment could be/is so high i...
Ann Keefe
Water Bill Back in Minnesota
Hello! I’m a newbie and in the process of purchasing a side by side duplex in the twin cities area and will be owner occupying one side. When it comes time to renew the lease I would like to shift some of the responsi...
Carl Dowdy
Safety message to post for tenants
I just drafted a document I plan to post at my single family rentals (probably in a kitchen cabinet) that has contact info and some safety messages. Part of it is liability mitigation driven. To better help you unde...
Jon K.
If you're paying utilities, what do you set the thermostat at?
For winter?
For summer?
I read that most offices set their thermostat at 72.
Around here, 72 in the summer gets expensive even in the summer.