All our tenants are refinery contractors...welders, pipe-fitters, boilermakers, inspectors, electricians, etc.

That is one of the most difficult parts of being a landlord.At my personal residence, I had a situation where my exhaust vent for bathroom fan leaked during some rain storms.

I see hot & cold connections, but I’m wondering if the black pipe down the middle is a drain pipe for when the washer empties?

I think I have exhausted all my options and its starting to mentally exhaust me - I am hoping someone here can give me insight or provide any other options I might have. 

I spoke to the condo property manager about how this is a pretty expensive cost and whether it's actually the owner responsibility since this is plumbing inside the walls and for some units are the piping inside the common area walls.

If you're willing to do the legwork, you may be able to find someone to do the slab cutting and excavation, then have a plumber come in to do the piping work. 

That type of policy provides Liability coverage that takes over if the limits of your home, auto, or in this case dwelling/fire policy get exhausted. 

Originally posted by Account Closed:I heard a podcast today where a guy fixed the 💧  pipes issues and value increased the property,s value big league. 

If your building is poorly built, that could be a disaster; a tenant leaving the heat off(to save $$ or because they forgot to pay their electric bill) during a cold snap could cause burst pipes and big damage.

Is there a website which will layout the Tax Liens for sale or was that just a pipe dream to get easy money from those seeking knowledge?