I just had one that had 3 breaks but the bathroom was on the side so they could get to it from the outside and not have to tear up the insides.One thing to do in the future, when I buy a house, I run the water a long time... like an hour, and I flush the toilets like a crazy man.  

Our office is in Flushing, Queens, so I know how evictions go in NY.

Sure .... if you wait until  after the first of the month, I'll probably be less distracted ... hardwood stairs yesterday, bathroom (vanity & flush) and kitchen (sink an dishwasher) final plumbing today.  

Identify your team goals and that should flush out the type of experience you're missing.Hope that helps!!

One of the neighbors was using the wipes and had all kinds of plumbing issues due to these things, and obviously you don't want anything else flushed that is not supposed to be.

The lines are there for circulation and back flushing, but I didn't see the valve.

Every living unit must have at least one (1) bathroom which includes a flushing toilet, lavatory/sink and a bathtub/shower.

I would avoid a dual flush toilet in a rental (it adds to confusion), but other than that, its up to you.

I'm pretty flush at the moment so in a financial sense this is little more than a scratch. 

Your choice as I see it is you can either:1 - Speculate on a potential $50k appreciation, all the while losing 7200/year of speculation (on top of the 3600 you've already "flushed" in negative CF), and wait a year for it, or...2 - Cash in now for around $118k, reinvest it now, and I would assume make more than that $50k (actually $42k+/- when you subtract the year of NCF) that you will be losing.Keep moving forward,