I’m currently transforming cabinets and trim from wood to white (trim, doors, hall cabinets) and grey (kitchen & utility room cabinets).

The cause was that the pier supports were on wood, not rock or cement blocks and termites and gotten into the floor joists, piers, and the wooden support for the piers. 

It should give you some starting Insurance info to consider:Here are some things to look for from an Insurance prospective:1.Any in-ground tanks (active or inactive)2.Any Knob & Tube or Aluminum Wiring3.If built before 1978, does the building have Lead Safe certifications4.Any wood stoves or secondary heating units.

Very excited to make my way to your neck of the woods :D-Miles

Hello I am new to bp I was just wondering if anyone has had an experience with wholesaling in nj if so I would love a little in sight of it thank you.

My tenants enjoy to use the fireplaces, which is fine, but I am not the biggest fan of having them building wood burning fires in the units. 

You have right here in plain sight the numbers that everyone in this forum wants to see!!

They usually meet on the last Thursday of the month at Wood Haven Country Club.

Test by hiring a professional or pick up a lead-test kit from Home Depot Pests/wood-destroying organisms: if the inspector suspects signs of this, you need to hire a local pest control companyAfter the inspections After reviewing the reports, decide if it’s still worth pursuing If you included an inspection contingency in your offer, you can back out of the deal without losing your earnest money Remember, it is the job of the inspector to scare you.

I think if it's your first time and you don't feel comfortable offering sight-unseen, you shouldn't do it.