All Forum Posts by: Don Gouge

I have a first-floor tenant who had their washroom completely gutted out everything new and fixed previously leak and about 7 months ago that leak did minor damage to the basement ceiling washroom. Not once did the 1st-floor tenant tell me that the tube drains slow he decided to take upon himself and fix it he used draino what sure what else he did but water leak to the basement ceiling and walls washroom and made it worse suggestions and how to handle this situation

Exactly what is "the tube"?

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Quote from @David P.:

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Just lease directly to the church and make them 100% responsible for what happens. Give them a clear scope of what is allowed and what is not allowed. They are 100% in charge of maintenance and any damage to the house they are responsible for. Make the occupants their problem.

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It depends upon where you are located and potential land usage and demand. What is the zoning?

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The way this situation has been painted up makes me conclude that this property is worthless. Evictions, back taxes, demolition can make a property not worth the hassle. What is the raw land value?

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That has absolutely nothing to do with ARV.

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How close are you to the one year mark? Are you planning on retaining ownership and renting the house out?

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How can you grow your masonry company and you become hands off with daily production?

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I think you have answered my questions.

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Do you have a question or you just sharing your situation?

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