Then you will find roots in the sewer line .  

@Scott Weaner, depending on the company doing the imaging, it could range from wanting to replace the pipe at a cost of $3500-$5000 to just a cleaning to root removal which will be a few hundred $$.There was one company in our neck of with woods which has bright trucks (PM me for name if you want), who tried to replace the pipe and use strong sales tactics.

Not only did I have to repair and replace carpet as well as tenant's belongings, I also had to fix the incorrect slope issue in the back yard I found to be the root cause of the flood.

You have a lot of good people rooting for you.

This way you always have the skills needed to find properties at a discount......which is the root of achieving financial freedom in this great business.

When they have to put specifics on it then you may get to the root cause.

I found out last night, literally as i was getting a root canal at the dentist office.

Being from OH, I'm aware of the friendly state tax that follows where your roots are planted.

So although i can not tell you how they officially calculate the property value for either company, please understand that the accuracy of any evaluation is in the root data.

If so, then we reinstall insulation, drywall, etc.Of course, curing the root of the problem has to be addressed first and foremost.