@Joe Fairless I went in knowing only of rental income and flipping houses as revenue streams and feeling pessimistic, knowing I'd only be bottle-necked by insufficient funds to acquire properties.

I get gifts now and then (home made cookies, a bottle of bourbon and one lady made us muffins every morning for showing up and we went above and beyond for her because of it) and they are appreciated much more than a tip and then they're not expected.

Then do what I have told my son to do exactly what the shampoo bottle said Wash, Rinse, Repeat.

Unless things are different in different parts of the country but I don't think so... if you read the fine print of the warranty of tub reglazers there will be a paragraph about not setting anything on the reglazed bathtub ever again, meaning, no soap, no shampoo bottles etc... this is a pretty good indication of the resilience of the process, they are basically worried about anything on the surface for a long period of time causing moisture issues and bubbling the 'reglaze'. 

www.odorxit.comFollow the directions to a "T", if using the concentrated bottle. 

I'm going to give them free rent for every day they are without water, and offered to pay for any bottled or galloned water they want to purchase, while trying to get this fixed asap.

When the baby was smaller and confined to a carseat I would take her to REIA meetings, she refused bottles and no one ever seemed bothered by her presence.

The reality though is the Genie is out of the wholesaling bottle be it Guru's  BP or any other RE site there are just too many folks with no money experience etc.. that get talked into the best way to get into the game is to wholesale.. so never going to stop it.. that's for sure.

open a bottle of wine and celebrate :)

If there really was a clog, then they either used a $5 bottle of Drano, or they called a plumber, who would have cost at least $90 for a service call.