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Is this future Casa de Nick, or an investment property?
Casa de Nick.Call ServePro.
Is this future Casa de Nick, or an investment property?
Sounds like a royal Pine in the ass...
In that case I would pursue a higher standard of 'clean.'Casa de Nick.
Buddy of mine engaged in house flipping here in town for a number of years. He did ONE former meth home.and now for something completely different;
anyone have knowledge of methamphetamine contamination and remediation on residential property?
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Buddy of mine engaged in house flipping here in town for a number of years. He did ONE former meth home.
I know the market is still crazy, but I wouldn't touch a place that openly disclosed that with a 100 foot pole.
Maybe make an offer that is the value of the lot? Scrape and build a 4-plex!CDC confirms second US case of coronavirus and is monitoring dozens of other potential cases
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Buddy of mine engaged in house flipping here in town for a number of years. He did ONE former meth home.
I know the market is still crazy, but I wouldn't touch a place that openly disclosed that with a 100 foot pole.
I'd be more inclined to gut it and live there.Maybe make an offer that is the value of the lot? Scrape and build a 4-plex!
is this something you own or are under contract?I'd be more inclined to gut it and live there.
"He has good taste in gin."In the final stretch with one interesting job opportunity, apparently me and some other superstar bloke. Now I need superstar friends on the phone to seal the deal for me. Meh.
Buy it, insure it, drape a drop cloth over a halogen work light, go get a burrito, profit.I'd be more inclined to gut it and live there.
no of course not. nice property is coming to market, I know it will need meth remediation, should list for about 50% value. If I could gut & rebuild 1,200 sq ft within my budget it's a no brainer. If it needs to be scrapped to the ground and rebuilt, it's not for me.is this something you own or are under contract?
have them call me. I'll be a stellar reference.In the final stretch with one interesting job opportunity, apparently me and some other superstar bloke. Now I need superstar friends on the phone to seal the deal for me. Meh.
"Oops!"Buy it, insure it, drape a drop cloth over a halogen work light, go get a burrito, profit.
In the final stretch with one interesting job opportunity, apparently me and some other superstar bloke. Now I need superstar friends on the phone to seal the deal for me. Meh.
Are you moving to California?no of course not. nice property is coming to market, I know it will need meth remediation, should list for about 50% value. If I could gut & rebuild 1,200 sq ft within my budget it's a no brainer. If it needs to be scrapped to the ground and rebuilt, it's not for me.
Let me check with my mother in law, I know she torched at least one gas station for insurance.Buy it, insure it, drape a drop cloth over a halogen work light, go get a burrito, profit.
I don't think you need to tear it down past studs.no of course not. nice property is coming to market, I know it will need meth remediation, should list for about 50% value. If I could gut & rebuild 1,200 sq ft within my budget it's a no brainer. If it needs to be scrapped to the ground and rebuilt, it's not for me.
in today's adventures of "Florida (wo)man"Let me check with my mother in law, I know she torched at least one gas station for insurance.
storytime!Might find some bales of cash in the drywall, we've found all kinds of crazy shit stashed in walls.
I possibly do not recall correctly, but when my buddy flipped his meth home, CO law at the time required HVAC and Dry wall be removed. This particular residence had a basement and he had to grind off a specific amount of the concrete floor. 1/8" maybe?I don't think you need to tear it down past studs.
Would rip out HVAC ducting too.
a friends mom ditched a lemon car in a canal in florida and reported it stolen.....in today's adventures of "Florida (wo)man"
in the old neighborhood we used to call every restaurant that suspiciously burned overnight "Greek Lightning".Buy it, insure it, drape a drop cloth over a halogen work light, go get a burrito, profit.
you want the contract?I don't think you need to tear it down past studs.
Would rip out HVAC ducting too.
Might find some bales of cash in the drywall, we've found all kinds of crazy shit stashed in walls.
Mason jars of food (colonial Prepper?), love letters, a gun under floorboards, weed stash (pipe, lighter, ganj) inside a window casing, a stash of silver and gold coins behind some baseboard, a fuckload of candy wrappers some 'betus candidate was hiding from somebody etc. People are weird.storytime!
First scene of Sicario comes to mind.we've found all kinds of crazy shit stashed in walls.
old houses are fun.Mason jars of food (colonial Prepper?), love letters, a gun under floorboards, weed stash (pipe, lighter, ganj) inside a window casing, a stash of silver and gold coins behind some baseboard, a fuckload of candy wrappers some 'betus candidate was hiding from somebody etc. People are weird.
An old victorian we owned has seaweed for all insulation and civil war newspapers as insulation between layers of wood flooring.
Until you own one lol.old houses are fun.
it's going to be interesting going through one of my maine family members houses posthumously. still lives in the farmhouse he grew up in.... and is a bit of a hoarder. tuned piano's for a living. i don't think he ever had less than 5 or 6 at a time. his player piano was always cool though...Until you own one lol.
Fixing them is sending my kids to college however, so I'm glad they exist.
And then finally, when there's nothing left, when you can't borrow another buck from the bank or buy another case of booze, you bust the joint out. You light a match.in the old neighborhood we used to call every restaurant that suspiciously burned overnight "Greek Lightning".
unless you're flipping houses for a living, going to fix it up to rent, or are a super cheapskate with too much time on your hands (and have precisely zero children), avoid foreclosures.Man, there's a local foreclosure I'd love to get my hands on. Probably some water damage and plenty of defferred maintenance, but it's huge and in a decent location. Shame taxes are what they are: $23,900.
hah! wrote the exact same thing in a gchat yesterday!