Hello Everyone,I found this site last night and am very happy I did, as I share many interests with the community.A little about myself, I'm a Denver transplant (originally from Oklahoma, Go Thunder!

I grabbed me snake and a shovel and went to go see what was up.

I just had a plumber come snake my sewer line and it sure would have been nice to pay $0 for that labor.

You just need to snake out the line from under the kitchen sink or under the laundry tub.

Not any more than selling used cars or snake oil is.I think wholesaling has its place, and when done properly, it can be a great market inefficiency to exploit.

John Cochran is the only one making money selling his snake oil, and you will have investors who will fall for the Guru crap.Joe Gore

The feds really screwed up with that "notice of foreclosure" thing.So, IMO your idea is the Grand Canyon of snake pits.

Using a sewer snake isnt hard , but it can be messy , I have 2 fifty foot ones and a larger 100 foot one .

I actually just had that situation: A tenant used flushable baby wipes and clogged up the drain and it had to get snaked out.I think it's time to send a letter to all of my tenants, to not use baby wipes, even if they say that they're flushablehttp://www.sfgate.com/default/article/Popular-bathroom-wipes-blamed-for-sewer-clogs-4835134.php

I could hear lightnings and thunders outside just before he hanged the phone, the sea was angry my friends.