But there is a lot of missing info that makes it hard to even begin.As other's noted, it could be any number of things, some more common than others.It might not even be bathroom related, i.e. a roof leak that is showing itself in a bathroom (but presumably this would be present when raining and shortly thereafter).Toilet, could be wax ring or the O ring that connects tank to bowl.  

It happens in housing and employment, regardless of the letter of the law. 

Not necessarily hard times, but more commonly life events.

I love hearing insight from hosts who have solved this common pain point.

The rest, set aside contingency funds to account for things you think may have been missed, unless its a terrible deal, move on.If the owner doesn't keep Quick books or any other accounting, you won't see a P&L or cash flow statement, so you'll be working off the leases.This is pretty common.  

We have them provide the previous 2 landlords and contact info from their place of employment.

Later, he took common asked qustions from the book tours and wrote another book.

IMHO it is literally the easiest way for “the common person” to build immense wealth.

A personal residence is an asset by the most common definition. 

If you plan on buying investment properties in the future or after this scenario DSCR would be a good fit as well again No tax returns or personal income required.Lastly Non/QM also offers a program called "Bank Statements" for self employed buyers and it will allow the use of "Cannabis" income.