Tenants pay for gas and electric, owner pays for water.

The roof leaks and has to be repaired by the time the rain comes and there's no heating or AC units.The partner’s focus on finishing the project to perfection rather than timely completion has further delayed progress, and our financial situation has worsened as we struggle to pay the mortgage.Given these circumstances, we’re considering selling the property.

Are you going to handle 1 am toilet leaks? 

So even things like closing costs, utilities, gas you put in you car, mulch you bought for the flower beds, ANYTHING you used to purchase a business asset. 

Tenants pay for gas and electric, owner pays for water.

My plumber just installed laundry plumbing and a gas line in our utility room. 

The area has been untouched but has gas lines and electrical and is surrounded by a solar farm.My question is, where do I start?

Tenants pay for gas and electric, owner pays for water.

Main things we are looking for are:1) Are residents keeping property in decent shape2) Any leaks or issues that could lead to substantial damage3) Any capital repair concerns (mostly foundation) that we might need to address4) Long term guests who aren't on the lease, pets who they're not supposed to have, etc.We also change the furnace filters (because we don't trust them to do that), clean off the AC units and are considering cleaning the gutters for an added fee if tenants request it. 

I just had to redo the grading and dry lock all of the basement because of leaking from the rain now this HVAC issue.