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Jeff
@_FlipMan
Distressed property buyer / remodeler / broker. Roughly 165 flips completed personally. Trustee's sale specialist. Investor in real estate adjacent companies.
Southern Cali / Central Texas Katılım Ağustos 2020
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@TheLandscapeSEO Yes, some people are truly incapable of getting anything done.. and you definitely don’t want those people on hourly.
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@_FlipMan We tried to implement piece work for holiday lighting and still found insane variance. Some people make $50 an hour; others hardly made $15.
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@ThinkAppraiser I think we’ve all had enough of these freeloading seagulls..
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@JulieChangRE Oh there’s a lot more where that came from. I just get too lazy to type the harder to explain stuff.
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This sale included multiple storefront units and every one of them is some weird story. I’m pretty sure I’ve got a guy living in the back of his store. Trying to figure out the best way to end this situation quickly.
Jeff@_FlipMan
Yesterday I went by a commercial property I bought at trustee’s sale recently. Found some guys inside the empty building doing remodeling. I asked them who they were and who sent them and they put someone on the phone who claimed to be representing the previous owner. He refused to believe that the properties were foreclosed on. I guess I’ll let them finish painting before I change the locks. 😂
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@JeffGrenz @NoRiskNoParty They just aren’t items that anyone thinks of until they don’t work.
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@NoRiskNoParty All roofs, roof drainage systems & gutters need maintenance. Flat & almost flat need more. Gutter screens need maintenance.
Owners don't want to do or pay for any of this.
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One of the toughest roofs to work on is what we call a tapered system.
It is a flat roof that is not really flat.
You are basically building a slope using sloped insulation so the roof finally drains the way it should have from day one.
Because here is what happens in real life.
Most patio roofs and backyard additions get built flat.
No slope. No drainage plan. Just vibes.
It works for a little while.
Then the water starts ponding.
One year turns into five, and now you have a roof that holds water like a swimming pool.
And people do not understand the domino effect.
Once water ponds, everything becomes more expensive.
Repairs. Leaks. Interior damage. Mold. Structure. Insulation. It all starts dying.
Insurance notices too.
They will jack your premium, force a replacement, or threaten to drop your policy.
So then the homeowner calls me and asks why it costs so much.
Because a tapered system can cost double or triple compared to a normal flat roof.
Not because contractors are greedy.
Because you are paying to fix a design mistake.
I do these 4 to 5 times a month.
And the craziest part is how common the mistake is.
You have general contractors building negative slope roofs.
Architects that know everything except drainage design.
And homeowners who think flat means flat.
Flat is fine.
Flat with no slope is a future lawsuit.


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@shawngorham I would also like to charge for a year of my services up front and collect interest all year on the service is not yet rendered. How do?
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@_FlipMan I’ve seen much worse. This can work in big bear haha
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There’s always going to be more money in good bullshit than in good business.
Upslope Capital@UpslopeCapital
...serenity now...
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