My favorite is Bio Safe One  https://www.amazon.com/Bio-Safe-One-Septic-Solutio...If somehow you can get tenants to dump a bag of that in the toilet once a month at the same time they change air filters (wink wink) the systems will be just fine.

City of Momence, 323 F.3d 557, 562 (7th Cir. 2003) (citations omitted).The cat is now officially out of the bag. 

If you wait until the day of the close to assign the contract to the buyer, yes you open up the potential for the buyer to back out and you be stuck "holding the bag". 

About $10 a bag at home depot.

I carry one set with me in my "office in a bag" whenever I am doing anything rental property related, and keep one full set at home just in case.  

To brew your own coffee and brown bag your lunch are my first go-to's when advising the broke on here.  

Turnkey companies are a mixed bag.

Actually yes, I do double bag my groceries, thank you!

Assets are overpriced and I don't want to be the last one holding the bag.  

I'm selling my least favorite little houses easily by owner and scoffing at asking prices, too, if I even bother looking anymore.While it would have been neat (kind of- for a while) if my dad was in RE and had a business I worked at as an employee to boot, having had to be the black sheep and break from the norm on my own has made me more scrappy and creative.I'd keep dad in my tool bag just in case a screaming cash deal comes along, but would also be stocked with knowledge of seller financing, especially.