Radon remediation simply pumps air out from beneath your basement so the gas does not enter your basement.

My last acquisition had just this situation when I found the plumbing beneath the slab of the duplex had been broken for some time and required a re-pipe from the shared kitchen drain line.To better support the initial cashflows to start-up after acquisition, I've set aside an additional 6-months debt service to fund post-closing operating expenses.  

There are PLENTY of affordable decent rentals and homes, lower income buyers just believe it’s “beneath” them to live there.

Originally posted by @Jason Shim:2)  I heard the max exclusion is $500K per house. 

Say worst comes to worst and - in order to fix the root-clogged pipes beneath my rental's bathroom - the entire floor has to be pulled up.

( if there are any sags or dips a good contractor will shim those with sleepers under the fiberboard or sloped foam ( the foam is extremely expensive tho) to ensure you have a flat functional roof when completed-I hope this helps let me know if you have any other questions ?

I am not beneath work and am currently looking into joining investors clubs near me.

I had one toilet that I had to buy all kinds of wax rings, wax ring replacement products, shims, etc...

You can shim the floor and lay plywood down with a little cut out step (done it, funky but the house is funky and people love it).I go with what you are saying, if it rents, forget it.

@J ScottIf you do not like my posts, then please do not bother reading them.If my subject matters are too simple or beneath your intellect, then ignore my posts.If your only intent is a personal attack on me, then please do not respond to my posts.Is this helping your creditability or to sell your books?