Purchase & Refi 10-15's K down the drain. 3.

Just a little frustrated that I found a great deal in Irvington that is swirling down the drain as I type this!

It was better than nothing, but I wouldn't recommend it.The pros of a ventless are: efficiency, no need for ducting, typically higher-end.The cons: more expensive, they put heat in the room (may not be a con), need to drain condensate, may have smaller capacity than conventional units.

You start seeing copper supply lines, PVC drain lines, larger electrical services, modern breakers, sufficient electrical service to kitchens and baths, etc.

-the roof consist of (1) leak into the unit which is under some dead wood                                                                                                        - 4 drain spot in which the rain is missing the drain and water is coming  in the units

I don't know your specifics but what you describe sounds more like an obstruction in the toilet drain...you need a rooter service, IMHO

Had another we passed on because of a new city/town specific code requiring a $3,500-$4,500 Septic Fabric Drain Guard surrounding the leech field.

I once had a handyman bill me for 3 hours that he “tried” to remove the tub drain...

Looks like they are not accepting new applications and all the funds are drained :(

I purchased lint-traps for the washing machines, wire-catches for the sink drains, plastic snakes, and garbage bags for all my tenants.