No leaving the bib on and rely on the nozzle at the end of the hose do it's job.(2) On one of my regular maintenance visits where I typically turn on faucets and showers, I test flushed the toilets.  

When I had some Class D rentals I was thrilled if they didn't flush concrete down the toilet and steal the HVAC unit.   

I'd let them walk and be happy about it...this is a tenant who will flush cement down the toilet!

Only as the weather has improved and people are spending more time outside have the dozens of calls about slow draining, loud flushing, missing covers, broken tiles, etc slowed down.The good news is that we are provided with educational opportunities with tenants in times like this. 

The tenants (both) were warned that if it happened again, they would be billed for the plumber visit (note: both tenants are female, but I have my suspicions about who is flushing products).Well, surprise surprise, it happened again EXCEPT this time the tenant (the one I believe is flushing products) called Code Enforcement instead of calling me. 

So I'm just past training wheels.I highly suggest anyone doing this the first time if you are not flush with cash.  

and as you know in IN its a mortgage state so foreclosures take some time to flush through the system .. not like GA were they can start and be done in 90 days.What I was struck with was houses that were vacant for more than a year and they looked the same as the day the folks left.. nothing missing no vandalism no theft of mechanicals etc. as we know in the big cities ALL big cities in the D and C class and much into B class a vacant home left for a year will generally be stripped... and many times trashed by vandals and vagrants.

This is the simplest method, but it also means your tenants are more likely to abuse the utilities by leaving windows open with the heat or A/C running, leaving lights on, ignoring the toilet that constantly flushes on its own, etc.3.

Do they really Flush UP (???)

The owners, especially when supplemented by rebates, are flushing money every day they don’t look into upgrades.