Kudos to her.I do inspections on all of my properties every three months when I go in to change the air filter, check for leaks, and general cleanliness.

The first step is stopping the leak.

Just keep an eye on the bill and BPT search for leaks, running toilets, and faulty faucets.Good luck

Of course its leaking already within the year of it being done.

A slow leak has caused $2.5K damage to a rental property of mine.

Even in the best scenario you would have spent $1,500-$2,000 to update the smoke detectors and C02 testers, cleaned the carpet, re-glaze the bathtub, update any leaks and light paint and wall repairs.  

The most common issue is a leak under the sink or dishwasher.   

During that time they supposedly found a leak which was beyond the scope of the maintenance  and i had to pay a plumber to come in saturday morning while the guests were there. thats on top of the "deep clean" which cost $300 and was somehow done in a couple of hours. 

Because if you're looking for someone to take the lead on putting creative strategies together - that might be a much harder find.If I were looking for a person like this, I would grab my iphone and call the individual who had worked on a similar deal that I wanted to do. 

They mention termites, signs of water proofing in basement (we didn't waterproof), pluming and electrical repairs not disclosed, not disclosing a new roof, and they were suing for 150K on a 165K house...The truth of it is we didn't know of any leaks in the plumbing or the roof.