I am a service plumber by trade and I work on a lot of heat systems, and I can tell you that most problems are easily solved.Of course when in doubt, always call the professionals.

My plumber told me a toilet is a toilet, true to some degree, they all work and function, just that some work better than others and quieter than others.

After the tenant left I had a plumber come out to see what might have caused the damage.

He has been successful for years doing this and I've heard of others doing this.However, others have forewarned me about lowballing offers on the MLS because I will create a bad reputation amongst agents.

A $100 service call for a handyman or plumber is nearly 1/3 month of rent for you.

I would suggest you find and work with a reputed lender who is well versed in VA and FHA loans.

Anyone know any reputable lenders that offer referral fees for giving them business?

I been applying to some reputable firms and they seem to ask for a ton of documents, equivalent to that of commercial banks.

I feel would give mea bad reputation in my community and does not reflect my business model or company image.

When we were trying to look at about 10 of them, we ran into one of those that was under contract because the buyer and his plumber were there.Banks will sometimes counter your offers.