I’m a carpenter I have skills in demolition, hanging and repairing drywall, light plumbing,light electrical installation, installing windows, installing doors, finishing trim, vinyl flooring.

I’m a carpenter I have skills in demolition, hanging and repairing drywall, light plumbing,light electrical installation, installing windows, installing doors, finishing trim, vinyl flooring.

Buyers love “maintenance-free” upgrades, and it could put more money in your pocket at sale than an old roof with missing shingles.So yes, financing the roof through the contractor will show up as debt and could trim your buying power on the next mortgage.

Hey guys, just curious what system are you implementing to ensure that all your properties you own or manage are always maintained, like yard, weed trim and etc.

Congrats on getting so close to moving in your first tenant that’s such an exciting milestone You’re right Maryland law doesn’t require you to put up window coverings but from experience it’s usually worth doing Tenants almost always want that extra bit of privacy and if you don’t provide it they’ll often put something up themselves which can mean nails tape or other things that end up damaging your walls or trim A simple clean set of blinds in the living room will still let in all that great light when they’re open and it saves you potential hassle later

On a $400,000 property the Traditional method could be as much as $89,900 to acquire. 

I am looking to purchase property creatively with a seller carry method.

I’ve done about 6–7 years of commercial drywall, painting, and light framing, plus full interior renovations on my units (flooring, trim, doors, kitchens, baths, landscaping).

I'm learning the BRRRS method and want to obtain my first rental property soon. 

We bought our first buy and hold property in the Birmingham, AL area using the BRRRR method.