If there is roots or clogs they can use a pressure jet to unclog the lines.

First floor, who is the root of the problem, has not paid us the money she was supposed to have paid us by March 1st for the oil that was in the tank when she moved in, but I don't think that can be counted as non-payment of rent for the purposes of eviction.  

Once I was tiling a bathtub/shower wall and I put the soap dish off-center.

@Leandro Rodriguez the root of my question was on how to find what rent could go for in different areas. 

A strong root of the difference you will find is the risk to return between the two of you.

The reality of why MLM is that way to go for some companies is rooted in math. 

Not only will this tell you if you have sewer or septic, but it will also tell you if you have any cracks in the line from root intrusion, etc.

This is probably the most you can do for him without getting involved in this soap opera.

For example, if tree roots block the main sewer drain and none of the toilets or drains work, a reasonable period might be as little as one or two days.5.

They stay longer and set roots.