Their quotes will vary dramatically and often the right answer is somewhere in the middle.

When we found that the sewer main was mostly collapsed in the middle, I had to pay another 9k to jack hammer and dig 6 ft down to get at and replace the sewer main.

So, plan for this by having very specific terms about what happens if a tenant decides they want to leave in the middle of a lease.

He advised me to find somebody directly because he's just a middle man but he didn't tell me where to find those workers.

My daughters new Lenox system lost both the blower & induction motors, middle of winter 8 months after the new install & had compressor problems every year there after & I believe there was a recall on it.

I'm in the middle of an eviction now and the tenant has not paid since July, when my agent goes by he's never there and his "girlfriend" and some local rif-raff seem to have pretty much taken over.

Most plumbers realize this and avoid talking to tenants so they don't end up in the middle of a situation. 

All of that said, I've had some consistent late payers with people who have struggled to get on top of things, but they are generally paying during the middle part of the month.

Maybe once you hit middle age, or once you at least pay off your kids’ college tuitions.But stop right there.

Our absorption rate (time it takes to run out of inventory if buyers keep buying at the current pace and sellers stop selling completely) has been averaging less than 3 weeks for a couple of years, but in January we were up over 1 month.