All Forum Posts by: Zulma Calderon
Zulma Calderon has started 5 posts and replied 23 times.
Post: My aunt wants to change Her Windows. fimpact Windows . I think they are ripping her off A salemans came and sold a Goodstory

- Investor, flipper Boynton Beach, FL
- Posts 23
- Votes 3
Thanks for your opinión .do you need a permit to change to impact Windows . ? Her house was built in 1955 , CB STUCCO .The exterior wall. Excelent location East boca . Federal and glades. Valué houses on Her neighborhood aré from 400 to a 800 depending of they aré upgraded or not . That is why she tinos The extra money is worth it
Post: My aunt wants to change Her Windows. fimpact Windows . I think they are ripping her off A salemans came and sold a Goodstory

- Investor, flipper Boynton Beach, FL
- Posts 23
- Votes 3
I think my aunt is gettin ríp off . Pelease advise .. She has an old house in boca raton florida very good location. Her house doesnot have A.C imagine that... She is around 60 and believes evrything she hears, peole take advantage always. I want to help . When she have called for estimates for A.C they all Say , she has to change The Windows first. She has de glass Windows that look like mini blinds an The air comes trough each sepárate piece of glass. Then she has to change The Windows for high impact. How much can be The cost for impact Windows around 17 and The labor ? Also to change three doors with their frames.they aré charging Her about 20 thousand and as a flipper i think that is crazy but YouTell me please. They even want to make a loan for Her that way she can Afford them 6 percent interest . Please understand woman around 60 living alone Two jobs low income. I dont have contacts in palm beach área that specialeze in impact Windows .they have to be local and with proven experience. I told Her she can get a line of Credit for 4 % variable , draw for 10 years.
Post: Painted popcorn ceiling? Keep or remove in a rental.

- Investor, flipper Boynton Beach, FL
- Posts 23
- Votes 3
I hate popcorn, if the place is vacant , ill will spray small sections and scrap it. i did that in one of my flipping projects. the ceiling was low , I wouldnt try to do it myself if it is high . another thing to consider is if it has been painted before with oil . that can be harder to removed. If it is just the original water paint just water will do it. cover your hair and put something to cover your nose , it will get messy.
After the removal, depending how bad it looks you can paint it or if its many imperfections , ill rent a machine in home depot and do knockdown texture in the whole place.