A tenant caused water damage to my mid-level condo. The water went down to the lower units and caused water damage there. My insurance is covering her damages to my unit under a malicious mischief claim. The damage wa...

Hello team!I have a property in Baltimore that I'm preparing for a lead based inspection. I'm not familiar with the process however. Is there some kind of a pre-inspection list? Or a way to get a pre-inspection to be ...

How far do you go and what is the minimum you do to make them look nice and welcoming without spending unnecessarily?

Also, I always seem to find ones with fake wood paneling, in this market is it worth having them...

hello everyone, I am new in real estate investment and I have some questions about landlord insurance.I currently have a house rented that's is producing some decent cash flow and I'm in the process of buying an apart...

hey BP - a critical piece of AirBnB listings is to have nice, sleek professional photos. I just realized that whenever I list my properties, my photos are usually not that appealing (or at least nothing special). I wa...

Howdy, all!I've been lurking on the forums for a few months, and finally came across a topic that didn't seem to turn up any search results: Building a chart of accounts for a rental business.Let me back up and start ...

I'm looking at buying a single condo, not the building. The numbers all run great with a CoC ROI of 14%. I'm a first timer and don't know if there's any risk in having to pay a $200 HOA--that includes lawn and snow re...

I'm considering to buy& hold on condo(2bed,2bath)FMV@135k for 100k or less with 10% down. If i can find a property at a good rental location and for a good price, i thought it would be a good investment after a ...

Hey all,Long post. Questions at the bottom. Thanks in advance.I'm still new to investing, as I only have 1 SFH so far. I was brought a pre-market deal of an 8 unit property (two 4 unit buildings) with the plan of addi...

I'm currently rehabbing a house and the basement is completely 80's style - red carpet, wood paneling for walls... you know the type.What's the best method to deal with the wood paneling.  Is it to tear down and drywa...