So the government mandated lower flow toilets in 1994. 

Maybe you have enough experience or skill to do handyman work too...like painting, unclogging drains, replacing toilets, caulking, etc. 

You'll get lost kids texting you when they can't find the place (despite Google maps) and when they clog the toilet. 

The first week I had 10 leads and none of them panned out.

When a tenant moves the average cost to paint, install carpets, repair or replace a faucet, toilet, broken kitchen or bathroom sink, etc. is never less than $2500.

I replaced the toilets, vanities, medicine cabinets, vanity light in the bathroom.

My father and I are comfortable using tools, and have taken care of some of the work, such as re-attaching gutters, trimming doors, adding downspouts, fixing toilets, etc...

I'm ideally looking for companies that have experience with larger homes and who also have basic maintenance capabilities to address issues like broken toilets, replacing HVAC air filters, etc.Any response here or via DM is appreciated, thanks!

In more than 20 years with more than a dozen properties I’ve made 2 x $30,000 claims (2 different houses had the toilet supply line blow out.

Was initially going to use the $35K for the 25% needed for the down payment on a conventual loan and then I learned the market was hotter than a pan of biscuits so I switched to the king (Cash) used from my HELOC.