They unplugged the fridge and deep freezer before leaving, leaving me a rotting, maggot filled freezer.

Didn’t read all 49 pages but some questions/recommendations - don’t mention radon unless your state requires it, it just confuses people - add an early lease termination fee, makes the process very cut and dry if a tenant wants to break a lease early.

So every year ideally you would want a few deals ending while you look for other deals in which to redeploy your capital...or build up some dry powder to be used somewhere else if needed.

The buyer will not know if the cedar posts are about to rot through or if the roof is on its last leg.  

The well went dry our third year there so we spent a lot on that, but it was unavoidable.

Let this dry overnight.

So I guess technically it passes as there is a second egress, albeit nobody plans to use it unless there is an emergency.The home is quite a bit old (1800s) and the rear stairs should be replaced in the next 5 years likely due to some rotting that has taken place and some improper care over the years.

He checked our water box on the sidewalk and said it's dry, and suggested that the leak might not be from our water line. 

My tenant has been dealing with a mess, noise, inconvenience and heating a cold house since the dry wall got pulled out in November.

They remodeled in 2004 and there is no evidence of it being such an old home except in the basement - but even there it's the best century home basement I've been in - very clean, organized, dry and no smells.The main level is rented out to a local radio station (1 room) and tax professional (2 rooms).