I rather have that than have snakes, critters, rats, leaves, water during heavy storms, etc coming into the garage.

Both times the toilet supply line snapped (don’t use the overlapping metal type that look like knight’s armor or snake skin) both claims were over $30k.

Definitely don't want a hamster or snake surprising me after they're gone. 

After fighting the jungle, mosquitoes and snakes with the surveyor guys and sharpened machetes we found I had right at 30 acres of land.

Not to steal the thunder from David Greene's book about Long-Distance Real Estate Investing but building out your core 4 and then expanding your network from there is really key.

The other neighbor has snaked the drain for me multiple times and sent me videos.

Thanks,Logan Snake

@Lilly Fang,This reminds me of a convo I had with a tenant a couple of years ago, and she says "I saw a large snake!"

What about the snake in the chimney?

Also, is it reasonable to ask for receipts/invoices for every repair made (ie - fixing front door, snake drain, etc) or should I only expect invoices for larger ticket items (ie - replacing water heater, lead testing, etc).