@Daniel LevinHi Daniel,If they shut the water off, that means no flushing--that means it will still probably get used (until it's FULL) and then the bathtub (sometimes) gets used (disgusting)....so letting the water get shut off is detrimental to YOU....Also re-connections sometimes come with an added deposit required held for X amount of time.Just my 2 cents...Good Luck!

An alternative proposed by a recent HVAC company was $1100 to flush the system, bleed the radiators, and leave the existing boiler in place, but install an ecobee wifi thermostat where I can set the max allowable temperature remotely.

So if they try to flush a pamper down the toilet and it gets clogged...they pay. 

If the toilet wasn’t working/flushing, I would think it would depend on what the cause was. 

I certainly wouldn't have just flushed that money down the toilet because the tenants were jackasses.

For the first two years I learned from a really good broker, then went out and applied this to investing, but the business I get in mainstream real estate, assisting buyers and sellers, helps pay my bills when times are not as flush and also keeps me fresh and up to date.Besides, as a licensee, you will have to maintain a certain quantity of "Continuing Education" credits for each license period (more requirements if you are a Realtor, not just a licensed real estate salesman/broker) so you can't help but stay involved to a certain degree.Best of luck!

They can be low because the HOA is flush with cash.

I do not want to burst your bubble, but call this one off before you own a real pain in the rear and FLUSH ALL OF YOUR MONEY DOWN A RENTAL QUALITY TOILET(I LIKE MANSFIELD IF YOU END UP DOING THE BATHROOM)!

It's sticking out.Should be flush like this:

You want to flush your Phoenix profits down the 🚽 on D class Detroit property.