Talked to a plumber and he wants to snake out the lines.

that's a good question  there are sharks no doubt that will snake a deal.however as I spent most of my career helping other acquire real estate If I stole their deals I don't think I would get very far.. you can use the NDNC documents.. but unless your in a position to litigate them if they are violated they just are papers .. 

Hi, LaVonn, I once asked a roto-rooter guy this question (he worked for a local company and mainly unclogged drains/pipes for a living) and he said he'd be able to figure it out (prior to unclogging it, of course) but he'd need to use his snake camera to locate where the clog is occurring. 

What I never understood was why would the TK sell an overpriced property when they will indefinitely receive the PM contract from the buyer and make a killing on the 2am snaking the toilet calls.   

The one I have right now feels "entitled" to constantly call about the most ridiculous things...like I saw a snake in the backyard and do something about it. 

indoor rabbits, rats, mice, hamsters, snakes are all NOs for me, no exceptions.In some units I will allow dogs or cats. 

You would assume, or at least I did, that they would be uncompetitive price-wise, but with the discounts of my personal cars and house I actually saved money insuring 12 rentals with them and an umbrella through USLI. ( insure two properties with State Farm as they are in MN and my NV agent couldn’t insure them for me directly, though I’m sure allstate could have.)In 20 years I’ve made 2 claims, they were both toilet supply line leaks (2 different houses, (watch out for the metal lines that look like snake scales/knights amor, they suck)) they each did about $30k worth of damage.

Does anyone have any experience allowing tenants to have snakes or geckos as pets? 

However looking for a market that will double in 12 months as an investment criteria is somewhat unrealistic, its like looking for a needle in a hay stack filed with rattle snakes. 

No cats, untrained dogs, ferrets, snakes, hamsters, pigs, etc.