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Brandon Nappi Vacant Land to develop later?
30 June 2015 | 4 replies
Find out what would be allowed to be developed on the land. .Next do not assume anything about services such as city sewer, water, gas or electric being available for the land just because it may be available on near by land..
Jeremy Tillotson One More Tool Under My Belt Now a Broker
1 July 2015 | 3 replies
I think that I must be one of the few to have a GC license and brokers license, along with HVAC and Electrical.
Corey G. Best suggestions for replacing several AC units (rooftop package heat pumps)
1 July 2015 | 8 replies
I'm not super concerned with keeping cooling costs/electricity down. 
Christian Sgrignoli 1st deal in process! Should I Close?
1 July 2015 | 7 replies
What condition is the electrical and the plumbing in?  
Marcus Blalock Chattanooga, TN property: Looking for some advice
1 July 2015 | 2 replies
Here are some numbers for you all:Purchase price: 78,001Principal Balance: 72800.18 @ 4.25%- 30 yr Conventional loan through BBT; The home was a foreclosure, but purchased the home from HUD through an online auction, and paid 5% down for Conventional loan with PMI.Monthly payment: 628.16Home owners insurance: 1034.68 (Allstate- Estimated cost to rebuild is 166,851)Current Property Assessment from County: 97,100 for building and 26,900 for land: Total- 124,000Zestimate (if this means anything): 123,382Square footage: 2020 with 1526 containing HVAC (Electric) and a converted garage into a carpeted room with window AC, 2 old wall heaters, washer/dryer/water heater, outside door around 494 sq ft.
Alex M. Popped my Out-of-state cherry!!! SFH reno rental
9 July 2015 | 15 replies
In order of greater to least id prefer to replace these HVAC, ROOF/FLOORING, KITCHEN, SIDING, Electrical in that order with Electrical being the last thing I would want to upgrade or replace.
Eric Mikesell How to proceed?
7 July 2015 | 17 replies
Lol ben leybovich, yes i was in construction but only framming and drywall not pluming or electrical.
Ryan Brantley Analyzing First Time Investment Oppurtunity
3 July 2015 | 4 replies
So, in the event of any internal plumbing, electrical, garage door issues etc.
Benjamin Reemsnyder New member from Columbus, OH
9 July 2015 | 14 replies
The market in the area is great and I hope that it continues to grow.I currently work for a manufacturing company as an senior electrical engineer, however, my real passion lies in real estate.
Ellie Hanson Inspection report is requiring licensed contractors
8 July 2015 | 10 replies
None of the changes are electrical in nature but some are plumbing but I don't think a plumber should be required since its just small leaking faucet type stuff.3) has anyone ever counter back like that and did it scare the buyers off?