If it’s from a loose pipe, you can cut out a section of drywall from the other side of the shower wall, like a room or a closet, and secure the pipe.

I turn one side of the house into a studio, that shares a wall with the main house, it has a separate entryway. 

There are people finding opportunities and people hitting brick walls.

As a rental tenants won't always take the best care and I don't want to be disappointed when there are holes in the wall-and there will be.You my friend, might be too much in love-so don't bid like a lover.

I'm happy to share what we call wall street tools for main street investors. 

I would think tile would seal the floor pretty good..... that's a lot of thinset over a floor to lay tile right...... its likely the drywall/baseboard/wall studs/footer boards at the base of the walls......

Hi, I just posted a wall of text comparing stessa and landlord studio (check my post history). 

**Structural Concerns: Walls Not Level** - The walls on the left/rear side of the building were not level on the first and second floors.

Quote from @Jaron Walling: I think the seller has unrealistic expectations.

Water is seeping through cracks in the floors and through the walls where it looks like the basement walls have signs of bowing with horizontal cracks.