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Kasia I. Please Help!! First Home inspection
11 November 2017 | 4 replies

Hello BP Members. I'm in need of serious advice. I have my first property under contract and just received home inspection report. I thought there were a lot of issues and was ready to walk out, but need your all sinc...

Matt T. Old-style valves in bathroom. How to keep children from burn hazard.
7 November 2013 | 7 replies

I've got a young couple living in a SFH built in the 1940s. Many of the walls in the house are masonry, so replacing plumbing is prohibitive. The bathtub has the old style valves—one for hot and one for cold, and t...

Barbara McArthur Rental Clause to Prohibit Space Heaters?
1 April 2017 | 2 replies

My tenants tried to save a few bucks on heating expenses by turning the central heat way down and using space heaters.  When they moved out I eventually discovered that one of my electrical outlets wasn't working.  Th...

Sam Kwak What the Gurus aren't telling you about Cashflow....
23 November 2018 | 21 replies

The popular buzzword seems to be the “Cashflow” these days. Cashflow this and Cashflow that…Don’t get me wrong here! I LOVE Cashflow and I fight for it everyday with all of my investments. And if you are a fan of cash...

Patrick Snyder Top ten most common repairs
8 May 2014 | 24 replies

I'd love to know, from all landlords/property managers, what are your most common repairs from tenants, either because of day-to-day living, or due to neglect. And, if these are much different from the repairs you...

Jonathan Safa Essentials in the Home
25 November 2016 | 20 replies

Hey everyone, About to list my parents ranch house. It's a pretty nice property that is renting 50%-75% higher than the average rent in the area. Given that it is a nicer property, should we have the following in the ...

Shahbaz Qavi 1920 properties worth investing or not?
30 January 2019 | 18 replies

Hello all, I wanted to inquire about 1920 properties. I am looking at some single family homes in the Toledo area. The package consist of 11 properties with an attractive 13% cap rate. All properties are recently reno...

Nathan Letourneau Tax implication for rental - insurance payout-work not completed
16 April 2018 | 2 replies

Had hail damage to rental properties in 2017. Received checks from insurance for cash value in 2017. Started to get one property repaired before winter, but it will be finished this spring. The other properties have...

Samuel Fowler Tile or Laminate Wood floor install in rental
26 May 2017 | 8 replies

Hello, I am looking for some opinions on the contrasting options for new flooring install in my rental. The Kitchen, Living room and utility are needing to be refloored. The property is in a B class neighborhood but i...

Luke McGaugh Landlord Checking In On Tenant
22 July 2016 | 12 replies

Is there a rule of thumb as a landlord about checking up or inspecting the rental? I visually check the outside once a week only because I pass it on my way through town. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.