If you have ever cut a blocked waste pipe and watched sh*t literally pour over a brand new $200 Milwaukee sawzall, you'll understand why I'm considering some cheap rubbish from HF for those sort of jobs.If it's an expensive tool, then I'll rent, eg floor sanders, excavators, etc.

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Well , I believe, the best approach is  to have  discussion,s with the  city for the sewer lines themselves see if there,s any possibility of them   covering more of the cost,   other than that Rent increases are the viable option, I don,t believe other than rent increases you can pass on costs to property owner,s  that would take a legal opinion , for that state rental laws .

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So don';t bother mailing NOD/LS lists just yet.- divorce, get lists from the area county superior court.  

I would just recommend that you review these to ensure they are in line with the Class of asset and class of area (i.e. if this is a class C property in a class C area, you will want to probably over estimate your maintenance costs due to age of property and include a bad debt factor for any lost/missed rent payments).Finally, since you say all these expenses are estimates I would highly recommend having your realtor get a T-12, Rent Roll, and P&L from the current owner.

Estimate or not, you have no signed contract and he's charging you t and m or 3.

Abigail T.

I have bought SFH, T-H, Apts, commercial, land, lots and condos. 

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