You can use hot water or a toilet plunger to move the product through your drain lines.https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Then offer, if they have any other needs in their business, that you're really hungry to get involved and to learn the business, so if they needed help answering phones, cleaning toilets or whatever, that you'd love an opportunity to work with them and help out. 7.

you should encoursage him to get in the industry then.. get a RE license and go make some dough its a lifelong career.. wholesaling at best is a flash in the pan.. great sales folks can make a killing brokering real estate in a high value market like NYC... many make 500 to 2 mil a year easy.

The board of health strictly came up with like 20 items for you to address like stain wall, old toilet seat, .... etc.

In fact there is a guy running for President who made 9 billion Dollars doing real estate  Unlike the stock market where value is determined by what the herd will pay, even if the company is going down the toilet, real estate has intrinsic value.  

Tenants want a landlord that will get a broken toilet fixed quickly.

I would just get the basics: sofa, coffee table, a set of pots and pans, dishes from a local discount store.  

If I take my Grandfather's advice and "stick with a good company" much like the job I already have, I can focus on trying to rub elbows with the right people and work my way up the ladder, but that doesn't always pan out and it leaves a lot up to fate.

"Are you at all interested in changing this house into a 'true mail box money' investment where you DONT have to deal with TENANTS AND TOILETS?"

I assisted my friend earlier this year and he only spent $8,000-$10,000 total on the home and replacing the sink, toilets, tubs and kitchen and bathroom tiles as well as other minor repairs.