You are jet set to jumpstarting your REI career this way.

This flooring is tough, durable and has a lot of depth and texture in it to give it a high end look and  price was middle of the line at 2.59 sqft.

if so good choice I have a SR 22  :)   OK now we can get on a great subject Aviation and what every aspiring real estate investor is looking for,  their own plane or make enough money to rent jets etc.but to answer your question yes I bought mine brand new in 04.. with a partner..

A life of learning, creation, failure, and texture is what excites me.And thanks for the suggestion about lending, I'll research more into it.

We installed Luxury vinyl plank flooring, painted and textured the walls, installed new floor/door trim, and added 6 panel doors throughout the basement.

If it's not collapsed or just partial you can always try jetting to clean it out.

PM company is suggesting jet washing or re routing lines into the stack. is there another way i.e snaking that would remove this debris?

Here's my draft list:1) Lawn maintenance - mow grass and trim back tree branches so that they're at least a few feet away from the house and HVAC systems outside2) HVAC - each HVAC unit has an electric compressor for cooling and electric forced air for heat - besides removing debris from the outside of each unit, I'm not sure if anything else is really needed (e.g. potentially clean condensate pans if they have buildup)3) Jet the sewer line - there are a few bellies in the sewer line but the tenants are not experiencing any issues as a result of that.

Then while it was snowing we went to Don George's in Clarence & got a great deal on a new Jet-ski for our Lakehouse. 

    $200-600 depending if they are jetting and removing toilets etc.Did you SEE the video of the rebar?