If you have no money now and no experience this is all a very big pipe dream..

It'll exhaust you.

And no, no trees That means you have a clay pipe main most likely.

What if there’s ever a pipe leak or something , wouldn’t water get underneath the LVP?

I have my contractor walk through it instead of a home inspection.Once you do a few, you learn to expect pipe bursts and leaks, sewer backups, etc so just factor those into your rehab estimate.The big question if you are looking to wholesale is -(a) I believe HUD has a restriction on the deed saying you cannot flip/wholesale it.

Hello everyone,Just a little bit about me: I just turned 39, have a wife and 2 kids, have worked as a Pipefitter/Pipe welder for about 18 years now, and currently work for the water district for the East Bay area in California.

The smell is not for the pipe. 

@Seth WilliamsIt’s just something else that tenants will be calling about on a Sunday evenIng -“my shower is broke ..there is no pressure and o think it’s clogged up “ That or they will smack the head with a hammer or unscrew the head oFF and let water dump out if the pipe like a garden hose effect .

If you are tearing down the plaster/drywall/paneling on the walls and exposing the studs and the plumbing is old (not copper for the supply pipes or PVC/ABS for the sewer pipes) I would update the piping.

The buyer had an inspection and has requested for some cap ex repairs (new roof and new sewer pipe).