Pull the traps and run a hose into the fitting at the wall to see if it drains well from there.

Do it as a straight up sale, including the mobile (more on that later), pay him what he wants for a downstroke, have him finance at about 8-10% (competitive income for him, not hosing you too bad with penalty), have a title company/attorney do all the work, close with them, and make sure your landlord provides you with a statement every January of how much interest you've paid, and that all payments were on time.

We run the hose directly from the pump, bypassing the house completely.:)

. ;)These holes were in several places in the house.After:At the time of this picture, we were in stage 4 drought restrictions, and not allowed to water unless by soaker-hose at certain times.

Then we hosed it down and used some acid.

I just googled Property Ladder after writing my last post.Kristen Kemp the hose of the show who was also the "real estate expert" who gave the flippers advice that they did or did not take is not even a real estate investor. 

(Either a summary or a link)My greatest fear is getting hosed or taken to the cleaners by someone who knows the market and REI, the law, the accounting, far better than I do.

Kitchen and bath wet areas.Flushing areas.Window and door seals.Around all penetrations (hose, faucets, duct work from vents, fireplace and chimney vents).Vinyl, aluminum or wood siding.Stucco or mortar cracks.Interior settling or shrinkage sheetrock cracks.If you have a basement and it has a sump pump, check to make sure it is operating properly, clean the pump screen and remove any soil buildup from the well.Clean and repair gutters.

And the hose that loves to bang against freshly painted walls when in tight spaces like hallways.We just bought a $200 Wagner sprayer.

The gun will cost around 900-1200 for the kit, both the hose, turbine and gun.