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Renovating an Apartment Building: Tips

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Renovating an Apartment Building: Tips

I had always wanted to be an entrepreneur, so when I saw a local apartment building up for sale at a great price, I decided make the investment. I am a manager by day, so I thought I was ready to be a great landlord. After I had trouble attracting new tenants, I decided to try investing in a few upgrades to see if I could attract more tenants with the added features. I hired a local contractor to work on my first project, which was a fitness room. I remembered that I always looked for buildings with them when I rented apartments! I then had some work done on the grounds and in the apartments themselves. The building is completely full now, so I realized it was a good investment. I decided to start a blog to share my renovating and construction tips with anyone who needs them!

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Plumbing is essential to daily life, yet it's something most people take for granted until something goes wrong. There's nothing more frustrating than a clogged sink or toilet. Next time something goes wrong, try these plumbing hacks before calling your local Cincinnati plumber: 1.) If you or your child drops something in the toilet, don't try to get it out with a plunger. The plunger can push the toy or object further into the pipes and cause damage. Read More 

Why You Need Seamless Rain Gutters

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Rain gutters are one of the most important parts of your roofing system, because they keep rain away from your home, which could potentially cause water damage and rot. However, when it comes to rain gutters, there are many different styles to choose from. Seamless gutters are one type to choose from, which are cut to have less seams and areas of potential leakage. They are typically made from preformed composite metal, with a narrow trough. Read More 

3 Things To Look For When Inspecting Your Roof For Damages

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Whether you have just experienced a terrible wind storm or you simply think that your roof is getting a little old, it is important to take a moment to inspect the condition of it. This way, you will be able to have a qualified roofer up there fixing it in no time at all. To help you figure out whether you need to call a roofer for a few repairs, you might want to check out the following things to look for. Read More 

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If you want a pool that is truly unique, you need to consider customizing it. While the shape and size of the pool can be customized by the builder, there is a great customization technique that you can use to make your pool even more unique. Use the following guide to learn how to use paint to make your pool one-of-a-kind. Choose a Design You will be painting an amazing design on the sides and the bottom of your pool. Read More 

How To Replace Storm Window Glass

24 November 2014
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If you want to keep your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer, it helps to have reliable storm windows. When storm windows are installed and properly maintained, they not only make your home more comfortable, they save you money on your monthly energy bills. This is why if one of the panes of glass becomes broken, it should be replaced immediately. Not only is the broken glass dangerous to you and your family, it is costing you energy dollars. Read More