Hi all,I'm about to purchase a triplex. It has one furnace that goes to all the units. I can already feel all the text and calls it and I will receive from the tenants complaining that the thermostat is either too hig...

Hey BP!Looking for ideas or suggestions with this deal. I'll jump right into the details now. Think I should of posted in this discussion to begin with, though I'm unsure. 3bd/2ba SFH w/1,524 sq ft. built in 2004. Loc...

We're about to buy a property in high desert area. In the property, there are 2 old manufactured houses: one is 1978, and the other is 1975. We want to flip little bit, and rent. The area is hot in summer, cold in win...

Hi! I just purchased my first investment property in Fletcher, NC (about 20 min outside Asheville) which I plan to use as a short term rental. I am not ready to list the property but know how important finding a good ...

Hello,I will be closing on a triplex (3 unit home) in Philadelphia in one week.  Currently the utilities are not separated.  The entire home has one fuel burning furnace in the basement.  I plan to get at minimum the ...

Hi guys,New investor here!Currently I am house hacking a triplex. The triplex has one thermostat for all 3 units. Is there an easy way to separate the heat for tenant responsibility? Is there a way for me to avoid tak...

Hello all!So, I've been in this landlord game quite some time now, and my second largest business expense is mildew abatement.Let me explain.Most of my properties are in Monterey County, where we get a lot of humidity...

Here's the situation:

I'm looking at possibly purchasing another investment property. It's an upper/lower duplex. It's a big place, about 2,000 square feet. The lower unit is a 2BR 1 Bath and the upper is a 1...

Ok so I've been doing some research and finally found a property, a short sale for just over half of the assessed value. My question is what are people doing with duplexes that only have one HVAC and one hot water uni...

Let's see if I can keep this short and sweet. I just closed on a 7-unit building in Chicago for a very good price. My biggest and most expensive decision is whether or not to convert the massive boiler/radiator system...