Demoing the mold isn't tough, but putting in a French drain or perimeter drain and sump pump system can be costly.

Appreciation rates are better than most areas of the country as well for 2018.I would go after condos in vegas because financing is limited currently but expected to loosen by year end which will increase buyer pool and values.I see HOA fees as money down the drain. 

All of the house drains are quite slow.

I heard somewhere since tax change Canada losts some huge number in billions, a real draining and can not act fast enough to stem yet.

I again stepped in and got it done for less than 100 bucks.Example 3: just a couple days ago tenants said water came into the basement, PM said it's a blocked drain.

Based on T12, the pool maintenance drains 350$ a month + electricity so easily 400.

This is my first rental and it use to be my home, I am trying to rememeber that this is a business and to not have emotional connection to it, but it still is my asset and i don't want to see it go down the drain.

Here's my experience with these things:We had a tenant flood a house trying to install a water heater pressure relief drain line.

Tell them to check and see if everything works and drains like they're supposed to.

I have only recently began running a scope down the main drain line and I will do that on all new purchases.