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Matt R. has anyone gone with polished cement in their rentals?
7 January 2014 | 22 replies
I'm starting to use garage floor epoxy with the speckles in basements and tennants seem to love it because it is clean and they can put a throw rug down if they want carpet taking responsibility off of me.
Bob Catalano Possible First Deal - Need Advice
8 January 2014 | 1 reply
Toilets, tub, moulding, carpet.Needs new kitchen, room, rugs, spackle paint, driveway, 2 whole bathrooms and 1 bathroom updating.My concern is the two upstairs bathrooms have this gaudy italian tile which only certain people would like.I am thinking if I took the low comp, $425 *.70 that equals $297 - $100 in estimated repairs, that an offer of $200 is where I want to be.
Matthew Paul Dont forget your own house.........fun day
10 January 2014 | 6 replies
A pipe didnt freeze , a 1/2 inch sweat joint came apart , I just spent the last 4 hours with a rug doctor sucking water out of the carpet , and now have 4 large blowers going .
Jacob Michaels Finding deals, Learning on the go, Finding mentors: Moving from South Korea to Austin, Texas for 3 weeks to get started investing
27 July 2013 | 5 replies
My wife and I decided to take the plunge and start investing here in Korea in some apartments on the coast in a town surrounded by beautiful rugged mountains on one side and open ocean on the other.
Joshua Daniels Water'ya doing? - my recent article on water preparedness. Let me know what you think
6 July 2013 | 0 replies
The issue however is not one that should be taken lightly or swept under the rug, but should be strategically considered and approached.
Gary Ramirez Losing in multi offer situations!
21 June 2012 | 43 replies
Hedge funds have gotten into buying now too, which intensifies the competion.
Gash Nag Carpet replacement for Townhome
20 September 2011 | 9 replies
I have quad 4 unit buildings that are town homes.What I have found is it is much better to put all tile on the main floor instead of carpet or vinyl.Upstairs with the carpet it doesn't get worn down as much as the main level.When you evict a tenant with tile it is mop and go and not fixing tears in vinyl or carpet that can't be salvaged.The dirty carpets tend to attract bug problems as well.You can find tile cheap and buy a big area rug to warm it up for cheap.The key with tile is the contractors can kill you on the install fee.You have to find a contractor hungry for money.I can get tile 12 X 12 for 56 cents a sq ft.Main level I would spend about 229.60 in tiles,another 150.00 in mix for bonding and grout for finish and just put back old finish trim down and repaint.Can get a hungry contractor for 75.00 a day to tile day one and finish grout 75.00 day two.Total cost 529.60 for main level.I have 1,178 sq ft with 2 story but I leave carpet upstairs and on the stairs and tile the main.Don't pay high prices.Be patient and turn over rocks to find the great deals.
Sean H. Collecting late payments via Credit Card
20 October 2014 | 22 replies
What gets brushed under the rug in the 50% rule discussions is the collection loss and economic vacancy when people purchase properties that cash flow with low amounts of dollars invested.
Nick J. Carpet Cleaners.....Do You Have One?
15 February 2012 | 1 reply
A Rug Doctor maybe?
Gregory Montalto Costs of a professional stager. Is it worth it?
26 January 2014 | 8 replies
Aaron's had area rugs, pictures, and even appliances if you want to add them in.