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All Forum Posts by: Connor O'Brien

Connor O'Brien has started 25 posts and replied 172 times.

Post: Stucco over brick

Connor O'BrienPosted
  • Chicago, IL
  • Posts 175
  • Votes 86

Yes please! Thanks @Mark Ainley

Post: Stucco over brick

Connor O'BrienPosted
  • Chicago, IL
  • Posts 175
  • Votes 86

Thanks for the help Mark!

Post: Stucco over brick

Connor O'BrienPosted
  • Chicago, IL
  • Posts 175
  • Votes 86

Anyone own a 1920s Chicago brick building with stucco over a brick wall? 

I patched the stucco with brixement (lime and Portland) a couple years ago. This year water and Ice got behind my patches and they all fell off! The original stucco seems to hold up pretty well. It looks like it might have paint on top that keeps the water out? 

Anyone know the right material to use? 

Thanks in advance!

@Eudith VacioWhat about 5+ in NWI? Also, @Jonathan Klemm We need a documentary/class on how you rehab a small multi family!

Hi All, 

I'm curious if anyone has experience using short term capital gains for an opportunity zone project. 

Or does it need to be "capital gain" (property owned at least 1 year and 1 day)? 

thanks in advance! 

-Connor 

Post: Need help reviewing this Agreement

Connor O'BrienPosted
  • Chicago, IL
  • Posts 175
  • Votes 86
So you are the sole member and manager? Or is there another party involved?
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