All Forum Posts by: Darshan Patel

Personally i invested small amounts into bitcoin and xrp, i agree with Dan Wickland, invest what you willing to lose.  I'll be interested to see how far it gets; if it does't oh well, if it does, yes!!  Most of my funds are in flips though, and small faction in stocks; i prefer some diversity, and cryptocurrency is another option to branch out too.

Got it thanks Daniel

@Michael Gessner

I'll look into joint compound; and all work, drywall /electrical, was thru professionals.   Thanks Michael for suggestion

@mike 

@Mike McCarthy 

I'll see about the larger plates, and determine whats quicker, only few have gaps, not all.  I'll see if i can do it myself, and try out joint compound for the gap in stairs.  Thanks MIke

Thanks Wayne,  had to be sure.

So we have a property that is finishing up, with outlets/switches, and fixtures.  I came in today and saw some of the outlets with weird gabs (pic below).  I think the drywall cutout was too big, is there anything i can do by myself or something an electrician should be able to adjust or fix?  We do plan to have a painter come back to do touch ups.  

Not sure about his one, how it came to be.  What do you guys suggest to fix this gap?  Something i can do?

Im sorry about pics being sideways, still figuring out why it does that.

Thanks everyone, got it done today.  Made some mess, but they covered before smashing at it.  I got some hits in too.  

I am a gap funder to a company I have part ownership, question is how do we go about paying off the gap so I don’t get taxed for my own money, just the profit I make. Is there any form they the company or me that needs to have filled ? Or am I over thinking this?

Thanks again @Lauren C.  and your site is awesome, give details that relates to my properties in nj.  

@Nhi Nguyen

Thanks Nhi, i'll have to go over the common fixes and see what we can do to make it more like you mentioned.  Think it be better than just paying gc weekly.

@Christopher Morin

Thanks Christopher, great advice.