Long time lurker, first time post.  I have question for landlords about knob & tube wiring.  I am a somewhat new landlord, just 2 properties, and in the process of purchasing one now.  The one I am in the process ...

Hi everyone - there is a house for live auction tomorrow I am considering bidding on to demolish. The house is about 750 square feet, has a crawl space, and around 100 years old. It is going through probate. I am tryi...

I closed on a single family home in Little Rock, AR in mid May 2021.  It was built in 1940 and is ~1700 sq ft. The tenant is a Housing tenant (section 8) , has not moved in yet , but has passed the Housing inspection....

Maintaining your rental properties in good shape is crucial for several reasons. First and foremost, it ensures the safety and well-being of your tenants. Secondly, it can help you attract and retain high-quality tena...

Market research and feasibility reports are essential for project success. This article will explain the key elements of these reports and how they can be used to evaluate project viability.
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My Tenant reported visible mold gray color on curtains and wood furniture in house. Florida house circa 1970, plaster walls 735 square feet 2/2 in good condition. A/C air handler in attic, no visible roof leaks or any...

Hi all!This is the first time I'm working on a rehab that's more than just cosmetic. We're finishing a basement & also considering updating electrical / plumbing. Our contractor said we should definitely replace t...

Investors, Agents, BP friends... What is your impression of Globeville? The village of Globeville has become hot the past 12 months and I wonder if anyone has any thoughts or would share with me if you would invest th...

Tenant has cigarette butts all over the lawn in the front. I'm house hacking the duplex, how and what are my options in dealing with this?

Write her a letter of warning? Verbally tell her since she's right next door...

I'm buying two properties in Jacksonville and Wells Fargo is charging $5000 for each loan.Does that sound right?