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Adam Macias It's better to be a few years early than ever be a day too late.
19 January 2026 | 0 replies
The interior is in need of some major TLC as well.This is how buyers are thinking this year in 2026.
Heidi Graupp New Construction vs Resale Homes for Buy-and-Hold
10 January 2026 | 1 reply
Be better off buying a home with some age that needs a little TLC, simply renovate and enjoy the quicker ARV to pull cash out in 6 months or more. 
Isabel Rao Chicago finding deals for BRRRR
26 January 2026 | 11 replies
When looking on the MLS, focus on TLC or seller financing options.6.
Jc M. Tackling deferred maintenance and CapEx on 100-year old buildings
28 January 2026 | 23 replies
In that case, fix with duct tape, milk for a year or two and then sell to a greater fool.Depending on build quality, climate, use and care a building needs a full rehab roughly every 30-50 years.
Joel Morin Countertop Material for Rental
30 January 2026 | 3 replies
If a tenant is abusive then that’s a different story, but you can’t control that.I do a lot of BRRRR projects and always use a better high quality product.
Ikenna Omekam How do you find a good GC in Atlanta for investor rehabs?
2 February 2026 | 2 replies
So, they won’t work with us.We’ve also learned that contractors usually fall into one of the following categories:Type 1 (High Quality, High Price)They can do new construction, additions, full remodeling, but maintenance work is too small for them.Typically pay for advertising, have sales staff, separate bid preparers, inhouse designers, full office support.Equates to a lot of overhead, leading to markups of 50%+.Bids: Usually have a dedicated salesman that does their bids, so able to supply quality bids.Comment: Usually have the highest prices & quality, and so these are the contractors you’d hire to work on your own home.
Collin Hays REPORT FROM THE SMOKIES: Visitors in 2025 down from 2024
1 February 2026 | 13 replies
Good returns are still out there for quality.  
Jeremy Beland Stop Chasing Leads—Start Cashing In on the Ones You Already Have
27 December 2025 | 1 reply
Most leads need time, follow-up, and a little TLC.
Saia Day Ready to Pull the Trigger
30 January 2026 | 11 replies
Areas to prioritize / avoid for a first duplex in Atlanta (Tenant quality + Rent demand)2.
Frances Cammack Performing Notes in Today’s Market – Who’s Actively Buying, Holding, or Creating Them
29 January 2026 | 5 replies
.• Paper quality hasn’t disappeared, but pricing discipline has.