My last tenants at another property didn't report a washing machine water pipe leak for TWO days.

I understand your strategy to be able to pocket extra money, but if my end game is to own several multis i feel like it would be retroactive to sell it after i went through the pain, and exhaustion of a full rehab. 

This is on top of being exhausted and possibly miserable.

There was new electrical and plumbing, but it was bare wire and pipe, so I basically had to complete all finish work but only after figuring out what exactly was completed and how it was all laid out.

Well, you owe me 25K"After asking around, I found out that a friend of mine had to sue the previous owner, inspector, and realtor after discovering the crawlspace was an open cesspool due to a broken sewer pipe.

My question is this: If I redo the drywall, change electrical and plumbing pipes, am I running into difficulty to sell the house after it was completed? 

@Ramon Smothers Based on your assessment description, I would bank that the issue is in fact a leaky drain pipe and not the water lines.

Obviously I can't tell you definitively without seeing it but If there is only water leaking when the tub is running and at no other time you are likely looking at bad putty or rubber on the drain shoe, possibly a leak in the trap or drain, or it could be a bad pipe going to the tub spout or shower riser. 

Twenty (20) year statute has exhausted, but plaintiff can re-file with different date in 'normal' foreclosures.

The specific summary I am looking at lists a few items including the following: Install Smoke Detectors Install Missing Blow Down Pipe Install Cap on Open Sewer Line Then there is the following: Total Escrow Amount 0110% of Total Escrow Amount 0Thank you in advance!