There's really a lot, including the entire refrigerator and kitchen, baths, showers, toilets, and most of the mini-blinds.The floor has not been cleaned beyond what I did: there are areas of grease, dirt, and debris throughout the house, including along the walls.

This one is in much need of fixing up - it seems structurally okay but needs all the normal cosmetics along with a missing toilet and shower in one bathroom.

They have A LOT of listings, even more offers, and the banks pay them diddly-squat.

If left up to the men to decide, you would find that faucets, toilets, sinks, baths, floors, mirrors, cabinetry, appliances and furnishings would tend to be favored by their industrial strength qualities as opposed to beauty.Those are general observations and many times they will not apply.

My rule was if the damage could be directly linked to them, they paid.Example, toilet or sink back up, snake it out and no obvious cause, that's on me.

Too many "property managers" believe that just because they can fix a toilet they can manage a building.

Remember, you make money by creating a "Spread".Spread = ROI - WACCSpread > 0 is a good thing and is a requirement for success.Obviously if your deal has negative ROI before you even borrow money then you're throwing your money down the toilet.

Therefore, depending on the terms of the note, in just a couple of years you could be paying A LOT more per month on the same mortgage (and it is all interest that is basically flushed down the toilet).You should consider shopping around for other lenders.

There's nothing like a phone call at 2am in the morning about a stopped up toilet.

That's a regular porcelain toilet that the new owner painted with metallic gold paint.