You will find resources here from blogs to pod casts and forums.

You will find resources here from blogs to pod casts and forums.

I've been listening to the pod cast for some time now.

You may want to cast your net wider and consider more than one market.

I am slightly concerned about the age of the house and what lies under all the sheet rock (possibly cast iron plumbing, old electrical, etc...) and don't want to be held responsible for someones child dying due to my neglect of DD and the house burning down.

The drain cleaner snakes or jets the line and rarely are they able to see the items flowing past.Also in some cases it's a combination, it could be an old cast iron pipe with a rough inside surface full of rust, which started to act like velcro to things that flows past, or a slight settlement causing a belly, which again impedes the flow, then the tenant pours down grease, pasta and bean, well, you get the idea.Most of the time you end up eating the cost especially if the plumber can't tell you anything.Now, you mentioned that the clog caused water to back up to a vacant unit next door. 

It might be, but I doubt it as that Act includes "any transaction intended to circumvent" the intent of the Act, that is a very widely cast net.

The property manager showing us the property (30 unit) had a cast on.

Sometimes it takes casting a net to other agents to find the perfect property BEFORE it hits market!

You will find resources here from blogs to pod casts and forums.