How Stupid People Fail at Remodeling.
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- Опубліковано 28 жов 2019
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NOOB: Buys candy at a hardware store. 😳
PRO: Buys candy at a 99 cent store. Save 60%. 😁
@@scaryperson27 🧡 You buy candy? Anytime I walk into the bank, nail salon, or dry cleaners, I grab candy from the candy jar 🤣
@@scaryperson27 🤣 LOL!!!
Noobs or newbs don’t spend enough time with their kids, my dad has an expression..”grow your own help” I’m now 30 years old and I help him run our business because he invested in me. I really think spending $2 for a name brand push pop is worth the investment, definitely a Pro move!
Pro doesn't buy candy at all
@@inhawaii4941 : A world without candy is not a world I want to live in 🤣 I gotta have my candy & cash! Money makes the world go round & sugar makes me run around- LOL!!!! 💗
Here's a pro for you Kevin. Do not put weed barrier down. It's a pain. Why? Sure it keeps weeds at bay, however once you add any sort of mulch, and the mulch starts decomposing, weeds start growing on that layer above the weed barrier. Best to do, is just use cardboard (use those Amazon boxes) where it keeps weeds at bay for a long time but it decomposes. Once weeds start growing again, just put other layer of cardboard on top of old mulch or whatever and add new.
I thought the exact same thing. The fabric is NOOB 100%.
Yeah, weed barrier is the worst, just get a thicker layer of mulch. Weed barrier prevents worms and other decomposers from getting to the surface. Cardboard plus mulch to hide cardboard.
What about rubber mulch?
@@kortdarth yes mulch the seeds come from the top not the bottom. Make sure the mulch is six inches thick then the weeds won't be able to take root
Even pro-er pro tip: sometimes the parks dept will give you mulch for free from the trees they have to shred up. Just laid down 4 pickup loads between my sidewalk and curb on the corner of my house. Looks great, No more grass, no more mowing, more time to play video games lol. And when it settles and I need more, I can just go get more for free.
The double front door hack was brilliant pro level 100
How did he get them so cheap?
@@scottyhaines4226 steel single doors are about 300 dollars at Lowes
Waste of money. Tenants don’t need fancy front doors. A single door is far less expensive and functional. Seems like the kind of cosmetic upgrade that a rental property investor should avoid.
@@OmahaTonyGif it's already like that then it makes more sense to repaint the door then replace it as a single door. He doesn't want to pay labor to redo a door frame and hang another door
He didn't really explain why he was able to save $1,000 to $1,500. He did say that a door like this is normally $1,500 to $2,000, and that this set of two was only $500 ($250 each), but failed to explain why it was so much cheaper than the normal going rate. Was it just because he got two single doors instead of a french door pair as a set?
My wife and I are in the middle of sprucing up a house we just closed on and have been having so much trouble finding unfinished wood cabinets to use for a couple bathrooms. That model you showed just saved us over a thousand dollars if not more.
My dad is a contractor so i don’t understand these amounts of money people are talking for cabinets etc..maybe it’s my area compared to the coastal areas...and tile is always a good investment...it’s waterproof if done professionally and durable...another thing I would do in an older house that possibly has hardwood floors...sand and stain the old wood floors especially if they’re oak cuz they’re so hard to damage...durability with rentals...cuz renters have no idea how much it costs to keep up a rental and frankly they don’t care...stupid and selfish way to think as renters but I’ve seen a rental have to be totally redone after only 3 months of tenants being there...they destroy rentals
@@w8what575 I agree and disagree about the oak floors, but it only makes sense to sand and refinish them if the property is in a decent enough neighborhood that it will attract good enough tenants who will appreciate them and will hopefully not abuse them. For locations that have gone downhill since originally constructed, you're better off just painting the wood floors or installing laminate flooring.
Painting original hardwood floors??? You seriously need smacked for saying that. I restore original hardwood floors to their natural beauty and it does not cost a lot for my customers to have this done. If you really want to go cheap then just do what's called a "screen and recoat". Rent a stand up floor sander/buffer buy the 100 grit screens to take off a very thin layer of the clear coat without taking it down to bare wood, clean with mineral spirits, and apply a layer of floor urethane. Result is fresh, clean, even sheen, original hardwood floors. Now with the new layer the protection will last another 20 years
I remodel homes myself. I 100% agree fixing old things and bringing them back to life takes more skill and knowledge than building from scratch.
I like how he encourages you to exploit paying less to skilled contractors for harder work on that topic. 🤨 asshole move kevin
Repairs are harder than rebuilding?? Isn't the premise of the video that repairing and patching is much easier and cheaper than rebuilding?
I totally agree with it, problem is that if you are not a DIY, its hard to find contractors that do custom hard work .. they rather price complete rip out old and build new cheaper for you.
@@jonsnow8550 not with contractors. because repair is all custom and requires lot more skill and sometimes even time. therefore it will be quoted more expensive if you don't do work yourself.
"A pro does things in accordance with what's best for the purpose."
I like that phrasing.
Those double pain windows in my house here in Texas honestly saved us during the winter storm.
😂😂It’s so funny watch Kev. My dad works in remodeling and I always remembered him teaching me to be honest and do my best work for the client. That way you become favored because you save them money
3:40 The pro just removes the lowered countertop entirely. Raising a window? You're insane.
Thats what i was thinking. Not necessary and opens up the space so the tenant can do what they want with it and only costs the time to remove.
NOOB: Uses seatbelt, but not as intended. 13:45
I was thinking the same thing lol
Justin Nicolay yeah thats a bad habit
tbh broke the video for me
Yes I noticed the same thing!
SAFETY!!! LOL
My experience is that the cheap $20 exterior lights are a waste, especially if exposed to sunlight. They yellow, warp and look terrible in a year. The $30 or even $40 ones break-even in looks and saved labor in about 3 years.
ive used 20$ ones from home depot at a property i worked at and they were black cast (zink?) material with led light nothing plastic on them, even the led lens was glass. We calced the medium life of the led to some 15 years. There are quite a bit of stuff you can get cheap that adds value and has a reasonable life. When renting your not looking for everything to last forever. most owners refresh the property every 20 -30 years depending on location. Using a refinish company can be a great bandaid for kitchen and bathrooms, though replacing a bath or kitchen sink is pretty cheap and takes less than a hour to remove the old one and put the new one in
Capthrax1 $20
@@r8wells to be honest if that's the only grammer issue you found, then I did pretty good.
Left you a present.
Kisses.
Capthrax1 grammar* found another lol
I agree... important to save money when on a budget but also need to be thoughtful of the long term.
The ceiling fans make SUCH a big difference to renters good point!
I've heard people say they will remove ceiling fans and other easy to break things hanging on walls. Is this over the top tenant proofing or are ceiling fans just required in warmer climates? I'm in ohio
I take them out here in the PNW. They burn out or they get out of balance and the tenant calls me. That, and nobody cleans the blades ever. Might leave one in a living room if its circulating wood heat.
@@nicolasa6789 I do Arizona and Ohio and in Ohio H VAC is not needed but a ceiling fan in the master bedroom and living are good perks.. Home depot has 69 dollar fans that look great ... Extra make the tenants stay longer the fan can pay 4 it self .... Like a great pizza in ohio you keep going back if it taste great!
Only in Living room and master bedroom. Do the flushmounts or boobs lights in the other rooms
@@nicolasa6789 In a warmer climate like Southern California a ceiling fan is very desirable. It helps you keep cool while not giving you a huge electricity bill.
As a young dad myself, I think it's awesome you get your kids on there and get them involved! To them it means the absolute world to be included.
I spent weeks tearing out weeds that used to be xeriscaped rocks with weed barrier underneath. Pros know that weed barrier doesn't stop weeds.
It does, but pros know they only work for around 2 or 3 years (if you are lucky) so you never, EVER use them. lol.
Better option is to plant densely enough that the weeds don't have opportunity. And not too dense to create overcrowding.
I agree 100% that people tear out things and totally replace everything when it's not needed. I saw a guy today tear out his entire kitchen and granite countertops and island and a dozen or more cabinets that were probably less than 5 years old. It made me so crazy that I had to unsub from him so I wouldn't have to see anymore! And hey,...that little guy of yours is precious!
Wooow that’s nuts!
I really appreciate these reno videos. I learn so much from them, and there aren't any other videos like them.
Keep up the good work
Thank you!!
@@MeetKevin I must say you have it down. I would also like to say that you comments on "the build show" by Mat are spot on! I have been investing in R.E. since 1982 and you are doing it just as I would. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Yes there are....there are thousands of REIs on youtube.
Best part of the video “Tell mom I’m gonna eat this right now, ok dad” 😂😂😂😂 took me out
Spot on Kevin, had to subscribe as I keep watching these - lol. I have about 130 tenants at this point and I know a lot of what you talk about and it’s nice to hear the confirmations. You are in a much more expensive market than I am in Northern WI but it’s all relative.
Noob: asks mechanic to fix a scratch Pro: takes it to a body shop
Lmao put some bondo on it and paint it
As someone who does auto body this made me laugh
Just bought my first wedge deal, remodeling right now! Thanks for all of the useful content
I think the most important take away I heard was renovations don't necessarily mean more rents. Do a good job, don't overbuild and, above all else, buy somewhere people want to live! A great deal in the sticks isn't a great deal if it sits vacant.
Everything he said NOT to do I was going to do lol.
He is talking all lot shit...like with the windows...
boss 630 you gotta start somewhere kiddo
I just bought a house and i was walking though it thinking new windows, new cabinets, new flooring, this video took me back to reality a bit lol.
@@jacobselig6267 I just bought a house and I'm gonna have to "noob" it. Of course I'm gonna try and save every penny I can by buying discount materials, but it's literally a frame at this point. It's missing most windows and the couple ones that are still there have bullet holes in and are pretty cracked up, there's no cabinets in the kitchen, the walls are part way torn out so it's gonna need all new walls, insulation, I'm most rooms new ceilings, and new floors .. unfortunately not much that can be salvageable. Lots of work but we got it for $9300 so it was expected. How did your remodel go?
Great business idea. Winterizing and servicing sprinkler lines. Couple that with lawn fertilizing and landscaping and you got yourself a hell of a business.
1:30 spot on with the weed barrier - I'd never use it on my property because I like healthier soil to grow in, but with a rental absolutely use weed barrier because renters need maintenance free features. 4:15 single pane sliding patio doors - replace rollers and replace those insulating strips and get rid of convection leaks. cheap
Noob vs Pro is absolutely the best series on YT.
Leave the fireplace. It’s pretty good looking, and it matches the theme.
I’ve been watching you for about a year. This is the first time I’ve explored your earlier videos. Wow! As I contractor/landlord I can say these tips are pure gold.
The energy in this video is the energy you need to bring to your campaign videos. Your campaign videos feel a little needy despite you actually having one of the best plans I've ever seen
You kid at the end was super cute, 'tell mommy I want to eat it now' hahaha. Also any decent car detailer should be able to remove 90% of that scratch for $100.
Cody Campell “Talk to her... a lot” :D
Kevin: Has white car seats
Soda he bought from McDonalds: *Peace was never an option*
Love these style videos. Through your advice, were turning our primary house into a rental AND using your Pro lipstick but quality updates.
In Texas most HOA's will not let you paint the fence... some may not let you repair the roof... if you do it on the down low and the roof matches you may get away with it if a nearby home owner doesn't get too nosy.
If you repair the fence with a new picket here and there can't paint due to HOA... it looks terrible and in some cases the HOA may levy fines anyway.
In terms of windows -- single pane, dual pane in texas won't make much difference on your AC bill... especially if your AC is an old energy hog.
In Katy, Texas (west Houston suburb we run our AC's upwards of 2300 hours a year at 75 degree set point, lower than than and you could be looking at 3000 hours. -- Renters are known to leave places they aren't comfortable.) Comfort is not only about temperature, it's also what you pay for that comfort. Inefficient AC doesn't spell anything good for a landlord.
Long term rentals without turnover is the most profitable thing when it comes to rental real estate.
On the Tesla scratch: There's this Meguiar's scratch remover kit that my memory swears Scotty Kilmer swore by in one of his videos. Looking online, It's under $20.
Rev up your engines😂
Their wax is crazy awesome, I’ll definitely try this
Or you can just smear peanut butter in it, $$$
I like how that kid has an agent to work out his candy deals.
You're awesome. Been watching real estate videos for a year and just fell on your channel last week. Great content. Thanks
You have a wealth of information, Kevin! Much appreciated. I have been a business owner since 2005, and I am venturing into my new business next year... :)
Noob : tells mom
Pro: don’t tell mom 👍🏻🔥
Jorge Burrito u make no sense
@@Joe-lg8lb you have to watch the video until the end, and also smash the like button for it to make sense.
Blackofnight shut tf up
@@Joe-lg8lb only if you smash the like button
Blackofnight there u go
This info is so helpful. Crazy how he can just look at something and know the price quality and longevity of the objects. Amazing! This is why I bought the investing course cant wait to get started!
@@traviswilliams1296 lol I'm not affiliated with the robin hood investing app. But that awesome dude.
How much for a Happy meal at McDonald. a guess 4 or 5 bucks.. You do it enough it all comes to you. Probably the same in your field of expertise !
My aunt did a reno and she was a newb purchaser. She wanted the perfectly fine tile removed, the fireplace extended, 20k custom cabinets, 5$/sqft flooring, custom countertops, ended up costing 120k. Good for me and my buddy who she paid to do it.
Great video. I think you make a great point: this is for rental properties where the goals are efficiency, safety and satisfaction for the tenant, and profit. Obviously if you’ve bought a house and plan to live there for the rest of your life, the cost/benefit analysis for remodeling projects can be very different.
I learn so much from these videos, thanks for making them! How did you convert the french doors? Please make a DIY or tell us in detail how you did it.
omg the ending was so cute haha. loved the info Kevin!
"Just talk to her... a whole bunch"
Smart kid lol
I love your suggestions for saving money.
I think the only area we differ is if you are looking at a flip or vacation rental versus a long-term rental. Sometimes visual appeal has to outweigh saving some bucks.
Also totally agree on the ceiling fixtures. I do most of my vacation rental furnishings from consignment or thrift stores, amazing what you can buy for pennies on the dollar, but I do spend money on light fixtures because they add value and luxury and are not prone to be damaged by guests
Thanks man. I love these kinds of videos; they are really helpful. I'm a recently-new rental property owner, so I'm soaking up all this information! Of course, I was doing the same before I was an owner, too haha. I'd love to hear more about your strategy in buying residential property to then move several years later. I've heard you talk about it before briefly, and it makes sense: take advantage of the low money down to acquire assets. Would be neat to have a dedicated video. What sucks is VA loans just changed last month to require at least 10% down.
Love the end🤗...."Just talk to her dad...just do it"!😄😄😂💛
Always learning from you. Keep that same energy man. Love the vids.
How is this information free lol buying your investing course is one of the best decision I made Kevin!! Best Christmas present to myself 👍
It's not free dude! If you're not paying for a product, you are the product. It's called "Ad Revenue".
"Just tell mom ok?" So freaking cute!
Thank you!!
Just a heads up kevin, usually livestreaming kills recommedation since the algorithm only funnels so much into a channel, so if you ever notice a drop after live-streaming it's most likely because your using most of your recommendation sauce is going to live streams
Really? Is that because you sit at the front of the home screen for so long when you're live and then what you're saying is they basically kill ya after that?
@@MeetKevin Could be, not sure how the algorithm takes it into account, but I do know that every time I see someone consistently stream their videos get less and less recommended, seen it happen twice, but it's anecdotal evidence at best.
@@MeetKevin hey Kevin, the reason for it is that people tend to click on and off livesrreams rather quickly, either it hasn't started yet or they feel that they've walked in on the middle of things and will come back to watch the archive.
Two of my favorite people i am fan girling really hard.
Bro. Great video. Loved the end part with your son. Sounds like the conversations I have with mine 😂
Thanks Kevin, I really appreciate your honesty. Keep those videos coming!
Loved the whole video, then the grand finale!! "Talk to her a whole bunch" 😂
Ouch!
I resemble that remark!
🤦♂️😳🤦♂️
haha
I wish I knew then what I know now. 🤦♂️
Another good video Kevin.
Also that was hella cute at the end all that for a push pop for your boy haha!!
I'm in the middle of remodeling my current house, doing the work myself. Get out of my head. I have scaled back my kitchen plans from custom built cabinets to off the shelf, got rid of the farmhouse apron sink and over the range pot filler. Switched from patterned tiles and exotic hardwood to plank vinyl. Arrgh. Ignorance is bliss... Expensive bliss...but still bliss. Im gonna go watch some hgtv.
Same here. My hardwood kitchen cabinets in the apartment I'm building over the garage became..."hey, it's an apartment over a garage...probably going to AirBnB it. IKEA cabinets are fine.>>>
IKEA appliances too. Wait. The microwave and refrigerator are overpriced....Let's see what we can get as scratch n dent with a new warranty.
Wait again. I can save money finishing the can lights with a trim ring and LED in one instead of a separate trim ring and light bulb.
And seriously, I'm the only one that can tell that this was done on a budget.
Awesome video. Thank you very informative. Your little boy is so adorable. I love his strategy for you to do with his mom. So cute!!!
I just became your subscriber. Congratulations on your channel
Killing it Kevin! Love the videos! Great to see other millennials having success in real estate and posting it on UA-cam also. 👍🏻👍🏻
Naw your son is to cool, love the video's very refreshing content, I'm so glad i watched this video before flipping my first property, I think I would have wasted alot of money. Big thanks all the way down here in New Zealand.
Good video-BEST part being the very end :) little boy part was adorable!
just discovered this channel. Great content, indeed. Just by watching 3 videos , already I´m kevin´s fan. The best example of infotainment .
I am hammered on a Friday evening, years away from being able to afford to own a property, watching a video about remodeling a property, and loving every second of it
The problem with old roofs is the insurance with roof exclusion nobody wants to give you coverage for if it doesn't meet their criteria.
Which is why Americans have been ripped off for 40 years with the roofs, when they start using asphalt based dimensional roofing. if you put tile on, or a metal roof, or slate, it will last over 100 years. Because so few do it anymore it's become so expensive in america, but it used to be a lot cheaper. BUT even atilyl Metal roofing is considerably cheaper than tile and slate however, it lasts almost as long if maintained. And insurance companies love it. it's fireproof, which is a plus in an area like California that gets wildfires. If you have inverse land in the metal roof it doesn't burn, now does it?
Doing my first flip Kevin. South Alabama. Purchased for 53k. Did all of the work myself (I’m a custom shower and tile installer) built all of the countertops and cabinets, all new floors, total under $15 materials. On the market for 105k
Great work Kevin, I really enjoy watching your content. Great advice.
Your Son looks SO MUCH like his Mommy!
He's her Minnie-Me! 😁
"Talk to hear a real bunch, you hear me dad!" Bwahahaha
13:40 this is a great point. My mom has lost so much money remodeling. about 5 years ago she was getting ready to sell her house, she re did the kitchen then bought a huge Fridge that didn't open all the way had to redo that door opening. then retiled the foyer and a bunch of other stuff and she says I lost about 15k because of stuff you couldn't see. yeah no same thing with her 2 trailers in Phoenix. but really she likes doing stuff. now mind you she does the work all her self or she'll get friends or me to do stuff.
omg push pop my daughter (4) loves them, I love that lowes and HD stock them. I buy one 1st then its care free shopping for DAD!
How did you do the bathroom tiles? It looks AMAZING! 🙌🙌
I just realized you had under 200k subs, you deserve way more, I’ve always thought you had atleast a million. If you haven’t subbed let’s help Kevin get there!
noooo let's keep these pro tips to ourselves
Kevin forgets to ask people to "smash that like button". Honestly I like it! I'm sure he has a decent income from yt anyway and most of his income comes from his courses. Maybe his priorities aren't in growing this channel:) otherwise I'm sure he'd have succeeded
I thinks he's getting a huge head about himself!
NO
NOOB: LOWES
PRO: HOME DEPOT
Once HD gets a drive through lumber yard, game over for Lowes
Awesome video. What about putting in new appliances? Like if you have a 5 apartment building. If you put in a dishwasher, the tenant will use less hot water and they will pay for the electricity it uses. Same with a washer and dryer. I guess it depends.
This guy's logics :
- if I do it, then thats the way pros do it
- if I don't then that's how noobs do it
@Scooters Videos same goes if you want to sell your house, you can raise the value a LOT by doing simple stuff (fixing the little things) loose wall plugs, paint walls, dirty windows, remove trash, mow lawn... you know the SIMPLE stuff that is so easy to do (low hanging fruit) and it totallt changes the perspective of a house from a total dump to a very nice place the buyer can see themselves in
Its sound logic when ur a pro ;)
Got roasted
André Ribeiro he is a pro
Some people actually do have good info that's helpful, that's why they do what they do.
Your son is so cute! "talk to mom" he said.
Just wanna say you rock. Great tips. And I am working on moving from Noob to Pro
Very good information. Right at the beginning of the video, I recognized that Matterport tour, then the camera haha.
Smart investors know where to spend that cheese...
"JUST A LIL BIT OF MEAT, but a WHOLE LOTTA SIZZLE" 😎
When humbleness and finance meet!
Couldn't agree with you more Kevin. Just like I said in the beginning of his project: "Matt's not mentally capable of doing this type of project". And that's not me saying he's stupid. That's just me understanding what he's used to in budgets and him mentally and physically not being able to put lower cost (I said 'cost' not 'quality' here people) stuff into his rental. Honestly, if Matt set out to remodel 10 homes into rentals, he would more likely than not go bankrupt somewhere into the 4th door because his rental income would never make the payments. Then he would have to sell all of them at a loss.
That being said, in his most recent "Real Remodel" video relative to this comment, he did take my advice and mention that he was no longer doing that series as if it were on a "middle income" budget. I think (at least I hope) he realizes at this point that his 70's remodel is not what a person would do if they where remodeling it to be a rental. Also, because he came out and admitted this, I think his 70's remodel series is now a valid series for what to do to an older home if you want it to turn out "high end" and live in it yourself.
There is a concern about the mice/rat urine saturated into the studs. The will attract new rodents after the remodel.
Couple of questions please:
1. How you deal with a house built prior to 1979 in asbestos and lead regard?
2. When you remove walls, don’t you need an engineer approval to do so, without doing so, don’t you worry about the integrity of the structure?
Thanks
Does Kevin have a video for the best value building materials like countertops and things like that?
Scotty Haines if you buy his real estate investment course you get access to the discord group chat. There is a topic in there about renovations and Kevin answers people personally within the app. The course has way more information that you pay for.
@@mitchwittman4856 can i use your course login? I dont need the discord but i just wanna read all the information. I can pay u something for it too :)
Your kid is so fucking adorable .. looks too intelligent for his own good haha I was dieing when he said.. okay do that haha
17:11 Pedestal sinks are great in rentals because the cabinet ones rot from all the water that renters do not care about getting on the floor. I installed drains in the bathroom floors in one of my duplexes to stop the constant water damage from the tenants.
A slumlord is the one who just paints over the mold but doesn't get rid of it. Not someone who knows that while certain things may be slightly annoying they're not going to really affect someones every day life.
No one:
Kevin: BOOB LIGHTS.
All flippers do... But a pro calls them Flush mount lights ... But again we are guys and we all love boobs!
These lights are ugly af
"A Newb, Noob, and a Pro Walk into a Remodel Series"
I love it when you say....if it's not a health and safety issue and it brings no more rent.....then don't do it.
This is an excellent video; so many great points (I made some of these mistakes myself, DOH!).. but the best part is @18:48 '...Ok just talk to her'... that little guy is going to have his own channel pretty soon... I can feel it coming!
What did you use to get the fiberglass tub looking brand new? I rather clean them than replace them🙋🏾♂
Dontee Weaver he usually recommended polishing them and then having them glazed
@@mitchwittman4856 Thanks. I'm looking into it because cleaning hasn't work at this point
noob buys single family homes to rent
Pro buys multi family's
All of these are band aids on wounds that require stitches.
1. If the roof is failing then yes redo the whole roof, otherwise it will fail and your tenants will more than likely never check the attic to see the damage, then at $15k repair will end up costing $30k.
2. the fence- not fixing the termite problem and the fence will all look like the boards you replace in a year or 2. Either tear it completely out or fix the termite problem and replace the bad boards.
NOOB: Hey Kevin, do you know how seat belts work?
Kevin: of course 13:42
Anybody else feel like this guy would be hell to rent from
No, actually, he reminds me of a couple of my landlords from when I was younger. Way back in my twenties. Some of the coolest people to deal with. this is a straight shooting guy, he knows how to get stuff done and repaired, and maintain. He looks like the kind person who probably provides a nice decent and solid place to live without getting extraordinarily and stupidly fancy. I think this kid is probably a great landlord.
Can you do a noob and pro of landscaping for rentals?
I really enjoy this content it helps me learn real tips while I am finishing college and saving money for future investments.
Hey Kevin I just bought a duplex that has those 1950's flat front cabinets all throughout. My other 2 rental units also have that style of cabinet. What is your preferred method of painting them? Did you use a spray gun and leave everything in its place while spraying, or did you remove the doors? I left everything in its place. Scrubbed them / sanded. Then sprayed on primer. Then I used a roller and brush to apply Emerald semi-gloss 2 coats. Replaced rusting steel hardware with black ones like you did
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at least sand and seal the scratch on the car so you keep the metal from oxidizing.
Thanks for the videos , I enjoyed it, pls make more of these !!!
12:36 A proper detail or Auto body shop will buff that scratch out to the point you would hardly notice it for $50 to $100. You have to go outside most major cities or towns were the shop rate is lower. You most likely can wait on it. Thirty minutes to two hours depending on what they need to do. You will still see a slight line because you know it was there. Most people will never be able to see it unless you point it out. My bodyshop will have me in and out in under a hour with an appointment. 12:36