Plus any damage from the hundreds of gallons of water they sprayed directly into the eave and attic.

From experience I'm not convinced on the air purge method.Instead I use a 3/4 HP submersible pump in a 5 gallon bucket & pump fluid (usually the pink 'food grade' RV anti-freeze) through the lines.

The hot water heater is towards the end of its life and it is a 75 gallon gas steel vent hot water heater.

The seller is working to help find me something reasonable that I won't need a half gallon of lube to pay off, but it's starting to look like that may be my only option.Well that's basically it in a nutshell, I have been browsing here this past week and today I joined because I need advice.

Looked at a REO the other day (single family) and the basement had an empty 225 gallon oil tank that had leaked out.

Do you think one 50 gallon water heater would work for 2 units?

Go a day ahead of the exterminator with a giant box of thick 50 gallon contractor trash bags and make sure the tenants but everything in plastic boxes or double tied up trash bags (be careful when you get back home).

I could just see myself spending way more time with back and forth about which property my $9 gallon of mis-tint pain should go under.

A typical old style toilet uses 3-5 gallons of water vs 1.8 gallons per flush.

In fact, when I was trying to get FHA financing on a house, there were some issues with peeling paint on the exterior trim and some small missing sheet rock behind the washing machine spot in the the laundry.It was "not suggested" that it wouldn't be a big deal if I bought a gallon of paint and touched up the trim and also put a little 2 ft patch in the sheet rock on a Sunday.Overall, I do think the reality of repercussions would probably be negligible, but it was the straw that broke that camel's back on a deal I was starting to feel nevous about.