The other issues are usually fixed in the claim process but water claims tend to increase in frequency unless the property is completely re piped.

I'm more curious about frequency of rentals, rates, does income really cover all of your expenses, etc...

Only solids remain in the tank so any additional water just minutely increases the wear and tear on the leach field (in the case of tradition septic) as well as the frequency of the pump running (in the case of a mound) and that is why some people (illegally) choose to discharge gray water onto the lawn instead of running it through the septic.From what I hear the only thing that needs to be done is to reroute the basement gray water to the septic tank and have the tank pumped and you should be fine.

Just three points:As I said, we have a problem with vagrants breaking into abandoned homes on the street with some frequency. 

Being able to choose daily, bi-weekly or some frequency of my choice would be helpful.

The frequency of the personal charges skyrockets in 2015 and 2016.

IAREIA also has a local chapterover the summer there was a handful of AIM (Apartment Investors Mastery)@Chase Keller hosts a meetup also but not sure on the frequency

@Mary RobertsThere is case-law that provides guidance on when a taxpayer is classified as a dealer or an investor.As @Jay Hinrichs pointed out; it depends on the facts and circumstances of the taxpayer such as intent, holding period, frequency of transactions, etcFrequency of transactions - the more transactions you do in a year; suggests that you are a dealerIntent - if you intend to buy and quickly sell, suggests that you are a dealerHolding period - Shorter holding periods among all your sales suggests that you are a dealer

Checking the market with frequency will help you to become an expert in your area and allow you to catch a quick turn when it comes up.  

The cause of loss and frequency of claims play a large factor.Keep in mind that hiring a public adjuster may not ensure a higher payout for the owner, but it will ensure a portion of the settlement is paid to the public adjuster.