All Forum Posts by: Mark Fries

@Charles Johnson

Gravel is always my go to solution. It's super cheap, call a few local hauling companies and ask for pricing. You can also rent a skidsteer from home depot for the day and spread it yourself...its easy..

@Dave E.

Correct it's not an insurance issue...a home being insured that's built in 1924 is the underlying issue.

Insurance only covers replacing the portion of broken cast iron in the event of a covered claim. That's even if they cover the claim to begin with.

@Andre Walker

Sounds like you need some boots on the ground. I am local, reach out if you need me to look at a few properties and give some perspective/advice. Thx!

@Jessica Stevenson

And please reach out if you need help with the renovation. Thx!

@Jessica Stevenson

Use the termite issue to negotiate, then treat for them after you close.

Sewer line is what it is, and is hardly ever fully replaced. Not a negotiable item. As long as toilets are flushing and water draining, probably a non issue.

@Patrik Kusek

Try valiant property management

@Patrik Kusek

You hit the nail on the head...

@James Elden

The rental market is absolutely out of control crazy busy...property class doesn't even really matter... If something is not renting it's because the landlord or the property manager hasn't found the right tenant... It's not due to a lack of applicants... Thanks to the covid nightmare, landlords and property managers are being smarter this time around.

@Chip Stroz

Absolutely I think that's an excellent idea even if we just forge some kind of relationship I see that my rather old thread is gaining some traction now but I love the idea. I've been doing residential rental properties for what seems like centuries, getting a little bit burned out and I'm ready to try something new.

@Steven Sprague

I can help with the roof and AC. Will send a message