Any pet I've seen in the apartment has been one of those toy dogs, 10-12 pound maltipoo's. 

Partnerships always start of great BUT will always have hard times and UNLESS you have everything written down on the steps if X to Y happen then you won't know how the other party will react.Money always changes people also, so IF you can go at it on your own do that instead. 

My father one day  sat down and told me about a family member we both know and he told me all the cool toys this family member had every toy was a few bucks here and a few bucks there before you know it that family member lost it all and the house he lived in.

Heck, I now have the weirdest picture of older women with some boy-toys on the premises in my head!

Cel phone was a expensive toy, 286 computer just showed up in the computer store & fax machine was a big thing & every agents carried a pager.The day I get my license, I had been working in my own restaurant for 10 years.

I would fix up the basement regardless (they are, and will be, non conforming bedrooms, because of no egress windows), just toying with the idea of taking a risk and adding a kitchen for and extra $7500 (its a strong rental area). 

On the other hand, if the house is not entry level, the buyer is a wealthy, he will not need a loan and an expansion might make it more desirable.One additional point which you alluded to. Yes

it was the landlord you spoke to?Yes

I am curious as to how a toy broke a toilet

Resident agrees not to place into any drain lines of the Premises any non-approved substances, such as cooking grease, sanitary napkins, diapers, children’s toys or other similar object that may cause a stoppage.