In my day the first question with plumbing was if you could dig a ditch and carry heavy, cast iron pipe.

Hi everyone,I've been recently growing my knowledge on the BRRRR method and am quite intrigued -- I'd actually entered escrow on a deal before researching it more...but wanted to get your thoughts on plumbing and whether issues that arise during inspection related to non-conforming stacks/cast iron replacement are dealbreakers.  

Depending on whether your dealing with cast iron or pvc will determine how difficult it will be to install.

Consumer items depreciate and eventually are cast to the landfill.3.  

So i was told if i'm adding more fixtures I may need to upgrade the line from B Box that is 15' from property located in front curbside.Ceiling height 8'3" (coming soon) Currently 7'3".Exit in rear, (soon to be one in front)1000 sqft of available spaceAlready had plumbing of 4" cast iron stub out for a toilet which is original to house. 6" clay pipe is in great condition underground.Home already had all brand new 1" copper lines that reduce to 3/4" to each unit and then 1/2" stub outs to each fixture. 

If you are interested in investing there I'd be happy to share more detailed numbers.David Tipton thanks for the advice, I'll check out the pod casts as I'm always in need of something to listen to on my way back and forth!

The Pod Casts can teach you a lot along with the reading the book: "BiggerPockets Ultimate Beginner's Guide" Go get em Tiger.

I've been listening to the podcast for a while and finally decided to check out the site. I'm in computer systems development and I am looking for the next opportunity when my current project finishes up. I'm located ...

Esther L.I am also a new to this world so I will share with you what I am doing to get myself educated: 1) Go pro – No I don’t work for BP, but you get the tools you absolutely need to be successful as a pro member hands down. 2) Listen to every single BP pod cast.

Reading posts here on BP and watching the pod casts will help you learn a lot.