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Gp G. How to inspect backyard of the interested property online
20 June 2025 | 3 replies
I like to avoid big trees very near to backyard also uneven sloped land , potential rain water related drainage issues, detention ponds etc.
Jefferson Santos New Member from Utah Exploring Creative Financing Models
23 June 2025 | 1 reply
Success depends on strong leadership and transparent communication; risks often involve uneven contributions or disagreements on management/sales.What’s most “risky” usually comes down to partner dynamics and unclear agreements — making sure roles, exit options, profit splits, and voting rights are crystal clear up front.Your cooperative funding idea sounds like a really intriguing middle-ground between partnerships and syndication.
Jemini Leckie Water Damage On Baseboards
24 June 2025 | 6 replies
These specialists can inspect and, if needed, seal foundation cracks—either from the interior or exterior—and install interior perimeter drains that lead to a sump pump If there are signs of structural damage—such as significant foundation cracks, bowed walls, or uneven floors—a structural engineer should evaluate the situation before major waterproofing work begins.
Alan Asriants 5 Tips for new investors looking to get started!
20 June 2025 | 1 reply
Some properties look great on paper but fall apart in person: odd layouts, low ceilings, old electrical, plaster walls, uneven floors—all of these can tank your resale and rental value.If a home doesn’t feel right when you walk through it, that’s a red flag.
Mike St. Jean Flooring decision for first time landlord
2 June 2025 | 10 replies
Its easy to install (reducing labor costs) and really affordable depending on the wear layer thickness and brand.
Collin Hays The Cycle of Market Emotions in Smokies Short Term Rentals: Where we are
4 June 2025 | 44 replies
.- I believe we are in the fear stage, heading to desperation.- Desperation will set in in the fall, panic could be as early as December.- Panic should last through mid 2026, with capitulation beginning August 2026, heading toward despondency in 2027. 
Casey Osborne Advice for Starting Out
20 June 2025 | 7 replies
Things like, strange and quirky layouts, low ceilings, major cap ex (plaster walls, old electrical, uneven floors), all add up to lower resale value and rental value.
Leeling Chew Normal Wear & Tear or Damages?
20 May 2025 | 7 replies
I’d second everything he said.In Texas, landlords can deduct from the security deposit for damages beyond normal wear and tear—but you need clear documentation.
Kevin Yang Should I fix foundation before renovating?
20 May 2025 | 2 replies
There is still the original old vinyl sticky kitchen flooring that is wavy and uneven and original countertops.
Enrique Jevons Should You Replace the Doors on Your Rental Property? Here's Why It Might Be Worth It
25 May 2025 | 1 reply
That kind of attention to detail goes a long way with tenants and can even justify higher rent.Also agree on hiring a pro for install, door work can get tricky fast, especially in older homes with uneven frames.