If they are PVC/ABS look for the clean outs -threaded lids that can be removed- and basically pressure wash the inside of the pipes on all runs.If you are handy, remove the toilette and use high pressure water to clean the pipes, you"ll be surprised with what you can accomplish with a garden hose with a pvc end cap and a couple of drilled holes on it.

But you can do some Google searching and figure out what it is for whatever county you’re in at whatever time of the year you plan to increase the rent.Lastly, here’s some more reading on AB1482 if you’re interested: https://cal-rha.org/advocacy/ab-1482/

It is a B class area, and a lot of college students and young professionals love living there.

My gut says a bs/ba in accounting, marketing, or finance will have more entry level positions available than psychology.

Hey Guys, I'm looking at a property in a B- neighbourhood that needs quite a bit of work.. it's one side of a duplex.

Another buyer I have likes A-/B class properties in B areas, but has to be close to the train.

Rents 20% below market, solid B - to reposition to a B+ in a A area demographic.  

It's a B+ grade property, 3 bedroom, 1 ba. 

It is essential that when choosing tenants for a B class property that you choose the very best and it is short sighted to not realise that low credit scores are a indication of some level of irresponsibility that will likely transfer to everything about their life style.Usually, not always, those with good scores do not live like pigs...it all translates to attitude which is what you are seeking with good tenants.....good attitudes, responsible individuals.

., etc...if you're trying to rent a 3 br 2 ba B house in a B neighborhood, then you need to know what dozens of other 3 br 2 ba B houses in B neighborhoods are renting for, and then go from there.Good luck out there!