The LED indicates it is ARC fault. This circuit is for Stove and Microwave. Kind of overload as well.  Any idea on quick fix? 

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I am new to the investing game, started out listening to podcasts and reading up on REI earlier this year. I found out about BP through someone I knew from college and have been lucky enough to g...

Here is an article with interesting data for the residential markets now and in the future ( 2 to 3 years ).

Of course some pockets of markets are not affected but the article represents what is going on in many mark...

Let me first say that I'm 3 months into having converting 2 of my 7 apartment unit rentals in Dallas to AirBnB (with a manager in place running things) and so far, it's been 95% great!  We have had 27 nights booked th...

Hey there bigger pockets!I have just finished the books the brrr strategy and rental property investing and in the book it says to make a post on here to get started so here I am leaping into the unknown. a little abo...

What are the biggest challenges people face when underwriting a deal? Is it to find and support your deal inputs (i.e. market data, lending terms, operating expense budget, etc.)? The nuts and bolts of putting togethe...

Hello everyone! Thank you for taking the time to read this. Firstly I want to mention my friend and I are complete beginners to investing and flipping so any help/guidance is greatly appreciated.
My friend recently l...

Hello BP members,
  This is my first time posting and recently joined. A very beginner investor here,  a little about myself is I have one rental property and looking to expand. I’m from Canada living in Central Albe...

When you look at a potential property, you crunch your numbers and your monthly capex (5% or so) is going to run you at $250 a month (roof, water heater, hvac etc,). Taking this into account with your operating expens...

There is a tendency for investors to think if they are not hitting a home run all the time, that they're not being a successful investor. I was fortunate enough to be very poor when I started investing. That meant a l...