., drains installed backwards and not properly sloped, the corners of the roof not nailed down to the trim, foam installed  and painted over along gaps between the trim and roof where it should be sealed etc.)

I have a great guy, name is Charlie , handles anything from a stuck drain, to broken window, even evictions and lock outs.

It can be flipping houses, selling something on trademe, anything that brings you cash to pay the shortfall.The good news is with the left wing stupidity going on in NZ we will see rents rise faster than ever before so your negative drain will reduce quickly.

Due to the restriction in air flow it would create we did not reinstall it but left the furnace without a filter to prevent damage to the furnace.PLUMBINGThere is a cast iron sewer or drain pipe on the floor of the South side of the basement, there is an open clean out missing a cap or covering on this pipe.The drain below the bath tub was leaking/dripping during today's inspection.The service wire to the water heater is not enclosed in conduit or a protective covering to guard against accidental damage to the wiring or its sheathing.The water heater TPR valve is missing the extension pipe to the floor for safety.ELECTRICALThe house has some of the old knob and tube style wiring.

Hartford has been circling the drain ever since then.

Also be sure to look at how much work maintaining and renting the property will be – many places that don't cash flow well are the same ones that end up being super easy to find tenants for, and a low drain on management bandwidth, which becomes more relevant as your portfolio grows.

We loved being able to more easily relocate things with this Ranch floor plan and full basement (so could move plumbing around, etc. much easier than working with our current 2 story home where you have to really plan to make sure you can connect up with a drain line, etc. running up from the basement--as an example there had to use a laundry chute as a chase for water/drain/and electric to move laundry from the basement to the 2nd floor).

We loved being able to more easily relocate things with this Ranch floor plan and full basement (so could move plumbing around, etc. much easier than working with our current 2 story home where you have to really plan to make sure you can connect up with a drain line, etc. running up from the basement--as an example there had to use a laundry chute as a chase for water/drain/and electric to move laundry from the basement to the 2nd floor).

That is a real cash-flow drain at $5k a year!  

I like’m, normally they look so ugly you can snap them up for cheap, buy a couple blocks of those, light rehab with flooring and paint, and boom instantly double your money. these also had central drains in bathroom and living area.. so you really did just hose it down..