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Kwanza P. Inspection Results - Moisture Moisture Everywhere
19 June 2025 | 4 replies
That could be:- Improper window flashing or seals- Poor ventilation- Roof leaks- Plumbing leaks- Or even water coming up from under the house (if there’s a crawl space or slab issue)If you don’t pin it down, you’re kind of gambling with your rehab budget and your timeline.Get a Specialist Before You DecideAt this point, I’d bring in a moisture intrusion specialist or environmental inspector (not just a general inspector).
Justin Sumter First Investment and Need Some Assistance
30 June 2025 | 5 replies
You’ll also want to evaluate the kitchen and bathrooms—especially the layout and whether you can work with existing plumbing—as well as check windows, insulation, and any visible signs of mold, pests, or structural issues.
John Matthew Johnston 6 unit codes may kill the deal
25 June 2025 | 9 replies
.• No storage is allowed under the stair unless the underside of the stair is fire rated• All doors that open into the stair must be fire rated except any door that opens from the stair to the exterior• At least one window in every bed room must, when open, have a clear opening of 5.7 square feet at the second floor and 5.0 square feet at the first floor.
Victor Noriega Our first STR, great automation, breaking even
1 July 2025 | 1 reply
We completed the cosmetic updates, which included base boards, ceiling fans, window blinds, deep clean, and backyard landscaping.
Jeff Costa Myrtle Beach Condo inspection: 24% moisture in walls??
30 June 2025 | 10 replies
Potential Causes for High Drywall Moisture in a Beachfront Property:High Humidity: Beachfront properties often experience higher relative humidity due to their proximity to the water.Poor Ventilation: Inadequate ventilation can trap moisture indoors, leading to elevated humidity levels.Leaking: Even a small leak can significantly increase drywall moisture content.Salt Air: Salt in the air can contribute to moisture issues, especially in coastal regions.Condensation: Poorly insulated walls or single-pane windows can lead to condensation buildup.
John Friendas Slow Rennovations, What to do in My Situation?
1 July 2025 | 6 replies
For example, flooring, drywall, and window installs are tasks you could probably find other contractors or even handymen for without needing licensed trades.Since you’re doing materials and design already, use your time to line up what’s needed before the trades get there—be the “project manager,” not just the labor.
Jin Ye Cheng Concern with structural issue on a house under-contract, what I should do?
19 June 2025 | 9 replies
The cMortgage contingency: This clause specifies a window of time in which the buyer must obtain financing to purchase the home.
Jeremy Beland Foreclosure Secrets Every Smart Investor Should Know (Lessons from the field)
17 June 2025 | 0 replies
Pre-Foreclosure Is the Window—Don’t Wait for AuctionOnce a home hits auction, your options shrink fast.
Ben Kowallis Nightmare Turned Best Case Outcome
19 June 2025 | 0 replies
During renovations, they threw a brick through my window and came into the house.
Stephen Hibbert New Member Intro
23 June 2025 | 4 replies
A little about me:🏠 I’m actively involved in real estate investing, with a focus on residential but looking to pivot to multifamily💼 I also own a custom window covering business, which keeps me connected with homeowners and property investors on a daily basis.📍 I’m based in St.