I'm with Russell, we've had well over 70 (yes small number) leads in the last 9 weeks but NONE have panned out. 

I don't manage because I don't want to fix toilets".

The issue is if you do not know how to read it or understand it, it could be written on toilet paper and be worth that value based on how the owner does their books. 

I have a long term tenant who I inherited when I purchased the property he has always called us whenever there was an issue (A/C not working, Broken window, toilet not working etc) Well last night around 8:30 pm we received a call from him that he called a plumber to remove roots from the sewer line and wants us to pay the bill. 

While quality work is not mutually exclusive to adding more features to a property, I have seen a lit of flippers houses that seem to do just that: add a hot tub, but can't seem to mount a toilet securely to the floor, or leave the 20 yr old furnace.

Nothing wrong with being tired of toilets trash and tenants as they say.  

I hire a pluming company replace a shower drain he quoted me at $560.00 He had down the initial inspection and the never mentioned anything about the shower pan being damaged.Today he came out and said that the that the drain was corroded from all the hard water and was not able to remove the drain, he them send me photos of the shower pan with a whole near the drain and the tools use to try to remove it.

However, the attic does not have pipes to put toilets, sinks, etc.

A representative from Kohler came out and gave a bid of 38k for new showers which does not include any other work like new flooring, vanity and toilet etc.

Hi Yim Yang, how did it pan out?