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Finished up this entryway to our little rental unit..

Our friend lived there for 7 years, but took off to run her family's orchard on the west coast.

She never complained but this definitely needed an upgrade over an old busted slab

I built the little stairs out of wood from a tree we felled in the front yard.

Shoutout to nostr:nprofile1qqsvtd35pv5az04d8utzth89w5ga40twlnauj2d4238m4ftyn9x4rucpz4mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduhsz8thwden5te0dehhxarj9e3xjarrda5kuetj9eek7cmfv9kz7qg3waehxw309ahx7um5wgh8w6twv5hss0fk8z for offering consulting on what to do with the slab prep!

So grateful to not have to go on YouTube or the rest of the internet to figure it out. Nostr only

#diy #grownostr

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Discussion

Lutey 4mo ago

Looks great! That’s a follow!

Alfore 4mo ago

Wow, well done. I would be just super scared about wood in rental units. But this might be a German thing cap rates are super low here especially in the cities.

Stacking Functions 4mo ago

Why are you worried about wood in rental units?

Alfore 4mo ago

Wood liquid and tenants... there is a plant in the corner. Somebody putting to much water. Some time later you move away the furniture...

Furniture being dragged around leaving deep scratches.

In Germany we are also moving our furniture around when we move and and all of us diy (distroy it youself).

Rental yield of typically 3% means also at least 2 years of renting out only pay for the floor.

If you can rent it out to somebody for 10 years plus dead on, no problem. With switching tenants I am honestly scared of having to sand / renewable to flow every 2 years. And I am thinking about my apartment here which I will be renting out in a couple of years...