Depends on the root cause.Regardless real estate down or not, but very basic theory is like this.

I love the shade, but the roots are destroying everything (including that retaining wall - which, by the way, what a difference it looks with that new wall. 

I am deeply rooted in Atlantic City with our own investments and my property management company.

My design business vision is rooted in faith, so being of service to others is a major part of my real estate investing business plan.

Example "hey my sewer is stopped up, will you snake it for $150",  she agrees only to find out that a tree root has got it and broke apart the sewer line. 

When you are ready to attack your next rental, we'll be rooting for you!!    

Both issues will likely require you to demo and then replace a lot of material to just get to the root of the problem.

Still living in my RV as I anxiously wait to find the right multifamily deal and plant some roots here.

For example, my lease has a clause that reads (in part): "Tenantshall be charged for repair of drain blockages or stoppages, unless caused by defective plumbing parts or tree roots invading sewer lines."

I'm going to have him make sure the fire alarms were installed (tenet told me they were putting them up), swap the furnace filter, and flush some root killer down the toilet.