The dogs in the tall fenced yard next door go crazy when I come over, or bring sewer scope inspector, etc.

Thanks @Brad T. - all my current rentals are in Canton, as I live there too.

Believe me, I'm 100% for being both upfront AND honest about any home I list for sale, but this guy made what was basically two spots of mold, one maybe 2 inches at most and the other 1 inch at most into something that sounded like the whole bathroom could be covered in mold!

To give you an idea of the circle it was the type of neighborhood that when the city wanted to come put light polls in all the neighbors got together and petitioned the city to allow them to put in the classic light poll at the end of the drive rather then the tall yellow light, light polls the city was going to do.

I won't have a picture until later tonight, but it's not much larger than a hairline crack about six inches long.

If the property is in  Blythe and you don't have a lot of experience dealing with people who don't pay rent, your learning curve is going to be faster and steeper than a tall roller coaster going down hill.I don't think it is too ambitious.

Proposing pervious concrete (that ends up failing) for a residential driveway, may mean a couple inches of minor flooding in someone's yard or it prematurely fails and disintegrates under the traffic loads.

How much are suveyors typically just to come and see if a fence is 2 inch on what side?

Because of this, a tub might be a tall order, but a sink could probably be done.

ITs the older homes were as Jon Pointed out were they are just slab on grade that you can see houses that are cracked like humpty dumpty and are off kilter 2 to 6 inchs from one side to the next.