They have been there for 2 years and I allowed them 2 cats for which they had doctor notes for as companion animals. 

I almost had a technician out to fix the disposal, but then on my second visit found a plastic piece in the bottom.

Instructions were “this Is going to be a long term hold I don’t need White House cost on parts but I want long lasting parts, I.e. the 50.00 metal toilet repair kit instead of the 20.00 plastic one.”

We bought some of those large plastic trash bins from Home Deport, 64 gallon I think, with a few smaller recycling bin and all of the tenants haven't had an issue wheeling their trash to the curb (and buying their own town specific trash bags).

B) Recommend protecting the kitchen and bathroom outlets withGFCI type for safety.6) PLUMBING: A) The water supply pipes are galvanized, copper and plastic.

On the other hand, plastic, rubber or wood does not block radio wave.

That's the "picture" that's printed on top of the piece of plastic you are putting on the floor. 

Basically it is a balloon that inflates and they inject plastic into the pipe.

The realtor I'm working with says there most likely squatters in the house (junker cars in the yard, black plastic on the window on the bedroom side, one window is open = lack of power/lack of a/c).I'm still willing to buy to fix up and flip, for the right price, assuming I can either be assured of the property is vacant, or there is a low-cost, efficient eviction process in Columbus, GA.I appreciate any advice from people with experience on evicting squatters in GA.

I was looking into something like a plastic one from Home Depot/Costco, one that’s sturdy and gets the job done but isn’t too costly.