John Thedford
Cape Coral 3/2/2 With Itsy Bitsy Kitchen
I can sign a contract today. Small 3 2 2 with just over 1200SF. Built 2005 or thereabouts. Can pick it up for 110K plus closing costs and it needs about 5K reno. Here are the issues:
1. Poor return if buy and hold du...
Tom Munro
Moving a house to a new lot
Hello, I am new to BP and loving all the resources so far. I have a project where Im planning to move a 2000 sq ft SFR about 4 blocks (stick built home, NOT a mobile). I run a handyman/maintenance business, but have...
Zach Hitner
Looking into a Mixed-use Property
Well here goes my first post and also my first real inquiry with this amazing community.My wife and I are looking to begin investing in buy and hold SFH or duplexes in Allentown, PA when I have taken notice to what co...
Pam Tucker
Very Nervous Newbie - First Potential Deal
A relative told me about a friend with a SF home to sell. It is a 3-2-2/just under 1900 sq ft currently listed at $280k (down from $300k). Realtor initially wanted to list at $325k if owner would put in $10k in upda...
Cheryl Hewitt
Evaluating a property: possible asbestos ceiling tile
Newbie here. Today I looked at a SFH in a good location in Madison, WI. The price is 58% below the average for homes in this neighborhood. It needs a lot of work - total rehab. It's a rare find in this city and would ...
David Beltz
Oil tank leaks and potential environmental hazards
I am looking at a duplex in Chambersburg, PA that has several major issues. The home inspector noticed the sump in the basement (which is just a chiseled out hole) had still water with an orange tint to it. The curren...
Bryan Morton
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Paul Yun
Vancouver - Good Investment possible?
Considering the absurd housing prices in Vancouver, are there still "good" investments here? After much readings and previous forum discussions, 1% rule (even though it's just a yard stick) is definitely impossible to...
Bryan Teitzman
What questions should I ask potential property managers?
Hi all!I’m new to investing and hoping to get in on my first deal by the end of next year. Looking into by and holds for rent. Preferably multi family units. The market I’m in is a little pricey. I’m looking to buy ou...
Sam Leon
Pets DO cost more time, money and stress
First, I have nothing against pets. I do allow pets in some of my rentals, but I have to say, they DO add to my cost, yet I do not charge a pet fee.Here is a list of things I have personally experienced a tenant's do...