Evan Jones
What are the most "Bang for your Buck" Rental Prop. Renovations?
Now obviously this depends on the property but for anyone who's been in the business long enough what are the improvements (whether exterior or interior) that you've found to be the most worthwhile? These can also be ...
Dj Pride
How Much $$$ to Replace Old Stoves and Heaters
Hi!So I'm looking at buying my first property. I just walked through a few homes with my realtor. One of the properties that I looked at has these old appliances: How expensive are these installations to replace with ...
Justin C.
uneven bathroom and tub placement
Hello BP!I am in the middle of a bathroom renovation where we are relocating the tub and vanity. The place where we are putting the new right drain tub is very uneven. The left side of the tub is 1-3/8" lower than i...
Mark Mabanta
Differences between types of Flooring
Hey everyone,
Here is a breakdown of the different types of flooring. My hope is that this clears up some questions you may have on which material is best suited for your Flip or Buy & Hold, Feel free to connect ...
Brent Barnes
Trying to Analyze My First Deal. Need Help Estimating Rehab Cost!
Hello!I'm still in the phase of saving money and getting my REI education. My goal is to make my first deal on a house hack within a year! While I'm learning, I'd love to start analyzing deals so that I'm ready to pul...
Krystle Jiang
newbie here - possible to find a deal with minimal rehab?
Hi everyone! I want to get into the game, but I'm highly risk averse and afraid of biting off too more than I can chew for a first deal. Do y'all think it's realistic to try to find a SFR that does not require a lot o...
Erin O'Connor Smith
Help! Smooth-coat stucco in prime beach location: is it worth it?
Our HOA is voting on whether to smooth coat and paint our 70's spanish lace stucco 22-unit building on the beach in Santa Monica, or to simply paint over the heavy spanish lace for a few grand less per unit. Wondering...
Samuel Chua
Why are some properties rent higher even though they are cheaper
I was wondering why a property of $70k can rent for $850 while a property of $85k also rents for $850 assuming they both are fully rehabbed. It would be amazing if someone could enlighten me on this. Thanks!
Donna Welschmeyer
Doors and Trim--Update or Not?
We are under contract on a house that has not been updated since it was built in the 1950's. The doors are, of course, flat panel but fit, open, and close perfectly; the door and baseboard trim is original but painted...
Alan Francis
Drainage Issues... is a landscape architect the answer?
Hello
I recently bought a home in the western suburbs of Chicago and realized during the last heavy rain I have some drainage issues. I'm having water pool next to the foundation wall of the home and noticed that the...