I can find those on common websites/craigslist to confirm. 

Lenders are keen on multi family experience, higher downpayment, reserves, credit, and net worth.

Meaning if you expect the new water heater to last 8 years and it cost $1,200 to purchase and install then it cost you $12.50 per month on average and that's the number you should use when calculating monthly cash flow.Being hit with a lot of capex early on when you own a rental can have an impact on your reserves for sure, but the nice thing is once they're done you should have X years before the same expense comes up again.

The benefit to the flipper is that they have extra working capital (and we do confirm they have the funds).

Can anyone confirm that?

I even called the company phone number on the web site to confirm that I was corresponding with the VP Of Sales.  

If mixed in with your deposits and reserve funds, you may accidentally spend money you shouldn't have.

If so, at the confirmation hearing there should've been a date set for when the previous homeowner should move out by

Maybe you can convince everyone involved to convert to a community owned system, with a shared maintenance agreement, reserve funds,Just need to find the smoothest path forward to needed upgrades like an above ground cistern, pumps, backup generator, better filters, or whatever to make the system function 100% of the time$1500 is minimal, spend it if that's the way forward.

If they have dogs, ask them to confirm there is no exclusion to dog bite liability. 5.