Next time you see a group of teenage girls, look out for pants that stop at the calf, and a waste that's so high it covers their belly button -- oh, look, it's 1982 again.

If the line has been scoped, the plumber shouldn't have to guess whether or not the line has a belly in it. 

I believe the property was either in bankruptcy court or had a proxy seller of some sort -- the previous owner may have owned several properties and went belly-up on his investments.

I wish I would have gotten in it in 2018/2019 when I had a nice, fat bank account... but alas, I did not :(So 2021 is here, and I used that nice, fat bank account to survive 2020.

And I am a people person with enough motivation to power a ship. lol.So, here is my worry: I want to make the jump and invest myself fully into real estate property investing but I am worried that I will run out of money and go belly up fast.

Not until a mentor kicked me in the butt, did I realize that I got "fat and happy."

Fat being trimmed from the market.

@Colby Burt a big fat NO for me especially heading into a recession with prices softening.

The sewer line has a "belly" from the house to about twenty feet out where the camera stays under water for at least 10 feet so I think it makes sense to have the line repaired or replaced.  

As we were tapping out to our end game, we put a fat Heloc on our house for an opportunity fund.