Guy got all bummed but his wife said "call her again" so he laid on a high pressure guilt trip about how he already did due dilligence and his investors were waiting, so she just threw up her hands and agreed to the deal.

Some patchwork on the roof, new paint, and some pressure washing which came out to a few thousand dollars, which we asked to be deducted from the purchase price and he accepted.

Also have had very old copper plumbing joints fall apart especially if they used the thin gauge Cu pipe.Basically the kid using the shutoff that caused the break was proactive to say the least in identifying a problem you would have had later if you ever had to use the shutoffs yourself.But we were lucky when the same kid decided to use the wrong sized screws for the new sub flooring....

When you go to turn the water back on it is possible to break off the rust causing a blockage or loss in water pressure. 

We were then able to get water at our property, albeit with very little pressure. 

They can tell when there’s zero pressure on the house side and just turn off.

This is a great opportunity to use high pressure sales tactics on people who don't really want what you are selling.

As a technique to pressure the other side I stopped making payments on those two properties.

So, I just wanted to get a gauge for what people here think are "smart" amenities for a typical good SFR rental here in Spokane.

Other than the deposit, do I have any rights or actions I can take to put pressure on him to at least take his things?