Otherwise, good luck and I'm rooting for you!

It was cool for me to see my roots.

I didn't mention numbers on purpose, because at the moment I'm mainly seeking your opinions about my strategy and general approach to this kind of project, meaning whether I'm living in la-la-land or am rooted in reality.

@Logan M.Depending on your scale of units and issues I would say buy a drain auger 1st if you don’t have one and that seems to fix a mass majority of our issues roots, grease, dipers, ect Now you or a tech would need to learn to use the Machine, they can be dangerous but for us maybe about 2-5 % warrant needing a cam for deeper investigation.

Since we are in the midst of a current "soap opera" on another thread, we might as well revive this thread and wake up some bears.For additional context on the above matter 👆 along with a lot of back and forth, please click on this link - https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/1089655-warning-dont-use-ohio-cash-flow-unless-you-want-to-lose-thousands-of-dollars?

I assume that since it is new construction, over time the ground settles and could probably be the root cause of this. 

Providing shampoo and soap and detergent for washer/dishwasher.  

Then find a true mentor who will help you grow your wealth.Also note, his philosophy and teachings are rooted in his own personal trauma. 

You also need to stock the house with consumables such as coffee, towels, dish soap and body wash and shampoo etc.  

Nobody wants to sell anything.We're always doing grass-roots marketing like dropping or mailing letters, networking with neighbors, and reviewing wholesaler deals.