Those are already going up only a couple blocks closer to downtown.

It hasn't happened since but I usually have to have my plumber out every couple years when the back house starts to report issues with their sinks and tub not draining well.At this point I'm trying to decide if I should go ahead and redo the whole system while we're out there and consider it a capital improvement benefit that will last for as long as I'll own the property. 

One of my protégés did all finish work (flooring, painting, light fixtures, plumbing fixtures, outlets/switches, sink drains, dishwasher, shower, bath vanity, kitchen cabinets and counters (installed but he did cut), etc.  

When I go the Market Maker tab, a pop up immediately goes over the MM toggle switch, blocking it, and says I need 5 comps for MM to work.

In real estate, this could be a growing neighborhood, a house or building that is turnkey so you have no maintenance, the worst house on the best block.

I realize that the difference between a few city blocks can make a difference, so local knowledge is welcome!

If your home inspector suggests drains are draining slowly or something along those lines then it might be worth your time to get a sewer inspection.

Now that is passive.. not to mention on a up zone property 2 blocks from downtown and County seat.. so I like that.. it pays for itself throws off some cash. 

It is a very block-by-block market.

(It also may be a good old fashioned clogged drain.)Either way, you need to schedule the septic to be pumped out now and every 2-3 years.