solewoman
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Before and after wife and I painted our door
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I hate the color of my door, it's
I really like the blue The door my place got built with is yellow. I don't like it but I don't feel strongly about it enough to change it. The two other units getting built have white doors. My place was the model for the development so I had no choices in what they put in there.
Before and after wife and I painted our door
I really like the blue The door my place got built with is yellow. I don't like it but I don't feel strongly about it enough to change it. The two other units getting built have white doors. My place was the model for the development so I had no choices in what they put in there.
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Wife made it
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I hate the color of my door, it's
I really like the blue The door my place got built with is yellow. I don't like it but I don't feel strongly about it enough to change it. The two other units getting built have white doors. My place was the model for the development so I had no choices in what they put in there.
Thanks man the white was killing me if you get spare time it’s well worth the paint
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Yeah what’s up? Our project was 14k or so
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I got a quote for some turf, was gonna be like 30k, passed on that
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Sheesh, that much?
Ive wasted so much money on my lawn... So hard to maintain
Ive wasted so much money on my lawn... So hard to maintain
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Breaking ground on backyard Reno today and figuring out if I should sod or due fake grass for the kids. We go to del amo and they love the fake stuff. I like it cause I’m cheap. I don’t want to spend on sprinklers or grass stains, plus the bugs…only thing is we have raccoons and don’t know if it’s safe with their dirty asses or if they’ll tear it up.
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We love it - we are gone most of the year so nothing to maintain and can just hose it down. Highly recommend (and I really thought I would do sod).
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Neighbor has turf in their backyard which makes me jealous. Wife wants to keep it as grass leaving me to figure out how to maintain it during droughts, deal with pet spots, etc. I liked the idea of grass until going through my first drought as a home owner.
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I've been considering it too. 2 Dogs + Denver sun just roasts my south facing backyard. Plus every year there is a new problem with my sprinkler system.
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I think the upfront cost turns most people away... It's pretty damn pricey...
But the super duper low maintenance and water saving cost should sway you in the right direction.... Plus it'll ALWAYS look good....
But the super duper low maintenance and water saving cost should sway you in the right direction.... Plus it'll ALWAYS look good....
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Yeah 2 of our friends both decided to get it after we did.
On another note - we are getting a new roof right now, another fun expense
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Shingle? Metal? Cedar shakes?
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TSLA solar roof?
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GAF Energy - let you know how it comes out
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Anyone here do a true custom home (lot/tear down purchase/design/one time close)?
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One of Wisconsin’s largest land developers is very bullish build-to-rent
Between 350k and 475k is a “dark zone” w/ few homes available. BTR addresses those looking to buy in that range
Core Space’s Dovetail product is another BTR case study
Between 350k and 475k is a “dark zone” w/ few homes available. BTR addresses those looking to buy in that range
Core Space’s Dovetail product is another BTR case study
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For those with tenants or rentals, I need some help/advice.
I've lived in South Beach Miami for about 8 months. Know the AirBnb laws and proximities to beach, tourists, shops, dining etc. I've been eying an AirBnb unit there to own for quite some time now. There are laws where having an AirBnB is illegal on certain streets, but at the same time I stayed in AirBnbs that were illegal so I'm not sure exactly how the owner got away with it come tax season.
Anyway, would something like this be enticing for those that rent/flip/etc? This is a prime location, and for something like this you can get 3-4k per month (on AirBnb) depending on the season.
But there is currently a tenant already here. The rent they're paying is 1700/m and basically covers all the maintenance/mortgage/property management fees.
Just wondering would this be a good investment property since there is a tenant already here and you're not making any profits? Basically its paying itself off until tenant leaves.
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I've lived in South Beach Miami for about 8 months. Know the AirBnb laws and proximities to beach, tourists, shops, dining etc. I've been eying an AirBnb unit there to own for quite some time now. There are laws where having an AirBnB is illegal on certain streets, but at the same time I stayed in AirBnbs that were illegal so I'm not sure exactly how the owner got away with it come tax season.
Anyway, would something like this be enticing for those that rent/flip/etc? This is a prime location, and for something like this you can get 3-4k per month (on AirBnb) depending on the season.
But there is currently a tenant already here. The rent they're paying is 1700/m and basically covers all the maintenance/mortgage/property management fees.
Just wondering would this be a good investment property since there is a tenant already here and you're not making any profits? Basically its paying itself off until tenant leaves.
1320 Drexel Ave APT 206, Miami Beach, FL 33139 | Zillow
1320 Drexel Ave Apt 206, Miami Beach FL, is a Condo home that contains 580 sq ft and was built in 1925.It contains 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.This home last sold for $257,500 in September 2024. The Zestimate for this Condo is $258,400, which has decreased by $28,340 in the last 30 days.The...
www.zillow.com
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For those with tenants or rentals, I need some help/advice.
I've lived in South Beach Miami for about 8 months. Know the AirBnb laws and proximities to beach, tourists, shops, dining etc. I've been eying an AirBnb unit there to own for quite some time now. There are laws where having an AirBnB is illegal on certain streets, but at the same time I stayed in AirBnbs that were illegal so I'm not sure exactly how the owner got away with it come tax season.
Anyway, would something like this be enticing for those that rent/flip/etc? This is a prime location, and for something like this you can get 3-4k per month (on AirBnb) depending on the season.
But there is currently a tenant already here. The rent they're paying is 1700/m and basically covers all the maintenance/mortgage/property management fees.
Just wondering would this be a good investment property since there is a tenant already here and you're not making any profits? Basically its paying itself off until tenant leaves.
1320 Drexel Ave APT 206, Miami Beach, FL 33139 | Zillow
1320 Drexel Ave Apt 206, Miami Beach FL, is a Condo home that contains 580 sq ft and was built in 1925.It contains 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.This home last sold for $257,500 in September 2024. The Zestimate for this Condo is $258,400, which has decreased by $28,340 in the last 30 days.The...
I’ve never bought with tenant-in but you just have to think of the size of the prize. After they leave how hard will it be getting someone new in, can you put their rent up next year, would you AIRBNB, etc?
If those move the needle I would grab it
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i would also look into finding out out how long that tenant plans to stay
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Strictly looking to AirBNB. Checked the AirBNB rates for that exact area and you can get double the current rent without having it booked all month.
Lease ends in June 2022 per listing.
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ballinsam23
have to be comfortable with pushing them out at that point
sneakaprince
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I frequently buy places with tenants already in.
Honestly it's easier to get it approved with the bank if there is already someone there. Otherwise you have to prove that you can get xyz for rent.
With a place like south Beach I could see being cool with very little profit. You know the place is going to continue appreciating in value. If 1700 covers mortgage, taxes, insurance, maintenance etc it's not a bad play.
Obviously you'd like to make something but even allowing them to finish the lease isn't the worst thing in the world.
There may even be a provision that allows you to boot them upon purchase in their lease (super common).
If you end up needing to turn it into an Airbnb quickly after the purchase just tell the tenant you need it for your home. They can't really fuss over that. Imo if they wanted it that bad they'd have bought it.
Honestly it's easier to get it approved with the bank if there is already someone there. Otherwise you have to prove that you can get xyz for rent.
With a place like south Beach I could see being cool with very little profit. You know the place is going to continue appreciating in value. If 1700 covers mortgage, taxes, insurance, maintenance etc it's not a bad play.
Obviously you'd like to make something but even allowing them to finish the lease isn't the worst thing in the world.
There may even be a provision that allows you to boot them upon purchase in their lease (super common).
If you end up needing to turn it into an Airbnb quickly after the purchase just tell the tenant you need it for your home. They can't really fuss over that. Imo if they wanted it that bad they'd have bought it.
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how much does a cleaning attendant run you?
