Benjamin Rosemont
Which inspections should I have on a 1950s property?
We just had an offer accepted on a property built in the 1950s. Besides a general inspection, what would you recommend we have inspected?Thanks!Ben
Blaine Alger
Shipping container tiny homes
I've been looking alot into tiny homes made out of shipping containers recently. One reason being the reasonable price range/low start-up cost and the other being tiny homes seem to be the new fad. I find it crazy the...
Ray Fleener
First purchase - an old house? 1925
First house I toured was built in 1925. It is a Craftsman Bungalow. I personally thought it would need a gut job (quite a bit of work overall). Hypothetically, if a first time home buyer were to purchase a gut job hou...
Luke Tram
Step by step - newbie buying process and wisdom learned
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone. I wanted to take the time to reflect on the past month as it’s been a whirlwind and I haven’t much time to take account.
I’m new to REI and long distance does make it much more unnervin...
Robbie Taylor
How do you invest in a housing shortage?
An article came out in my local newspaper saying the community where I live will need to double it's new home building rate between now and 2025 or face a major housing shortage.http://www.kentucky.com/news/business/a...
Rosario Salamone
property with no basement
I came across a property for the first time without a basement. Would love to hear your thoughts about this. What are the pros and cons? Felt kinda weird. Should it have?
David Anievas
Can you correct a leaning house?
Hi All -Long time reader, first time poster in Colorado.I'm looking at a townhouse as a flip. I have a structural report identifying some foundation issues in the basement, and an estimate to "stabilize" the issue. ...
Peter Sik
Should purchase a property built on 1917
I found a duplexs in Ontario, CA. Outside looks fine with good condition roof. No idea for inside condition. The built years is 1917, is a 100 years building!! Want to know what should I go pay attention for this buil...
Drew Shirley
First multifamily deal: How old is too old?
I am looking for my first multifamily deal in Houston, Texas in the 50-100 unit range. My plan is to add value and then re-sell or re-finance.I was hoping to find a property that was 20 years old or less, but the vast...
Gaston Prevette
Multi Family Reposition
Investment Info:
Large multi-family (5+ units) buy & hold investment.
Purchase price: $225,000
Cash invested: $95,000
Sale price: $300,000
All brick 8 units off market with 2 units down to...