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Tom McGrail High tension power lines
6 May 2016 | 1 reply

So Ive recently found a house that is perfect but there is one problem. At the end of the back yard about 300 feet there are high tension power lines. I understand EMF's are bad but is there a safe distance? 

Samantha M. Exposed Concrete Foundation Tension Cables Fix?
29 July 2012 | 1 reply

I was looking at a house here in Dallas that I was thinking of purchasing this week. When I was checking gout the house I noticed on the exterior of the house the ends of the foundation tension cables were exposed.

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Dan Yellowsky high tension/high voltage power lines
22 October 2016 | 3 replies

I have an opportunity to buy a flip house...there are 2 equivalent houses in the same neighborhood.  One has a somewhat ugly house right across the street..the other has nicer neighboring houses but high voltage - hig...

Cody Smith Global Trade Tensions and the Housing Market
31 July 2018 | 7 replies

Hello BP community! I am trying to gain more knowledge and experience with understanding and predicting the real estate market. More specifically, how National and global issues affect the housing market positively an...

Cody Smith Global Trade Tensions and the Housing Market
7 July 2018 | 6 replies

Hello BP community! I am trying to gain more knowledge and experience with understanding and predicting the real estate market. More specifically, how National and global issues affect the housing market positively an...

Will F. Brick wall has long crack in it. Engineer, inspector or???
24 July 2012 | 8 replies

Hi we have a building that I'm managing that has a long thin crack in it. It could just need some sort of patching. I hope it's not something structural or that in the worst case the wall collapses.

I was wondering...

Tyler Brantley What are some of the biggest mistakes you can make as a beginner real estate investor
24 August 2023 | 3 replies

When I am scoping out a property what are the biggest things I should look for?

Bob H. Tub in new home is backward, with inaccessible faucet and drain
19 June 2018 | 13 replies

I am in the process of buying a new-construction home. We had a home inspector look at it today. Many of the problems are minor -- typical of a home just built -- but there are a few that seem important and hard to so...

Ty Wightman Our 1st Deal: Lakefront Short Sale Near Downtown Gilbert, AZ
5 August 2018 | 12 replies

Hi BP! My wife and I are about to start the inspection process on a SFR about a half mile from the quickly developing downtown Gilbert area outside of Phoenix. The house sits on one of the many artificial lakes here i...

Steve Sorensen Garage Door Purchase
3 August 2023 | 4 replies

Hi, anyone have good suggestions for purchasing new garage doors for a good price? Home Depot and Lowe's have decent options, wondering if there's any other good options that people have used. I just need the door and...