Its not really required in my market, but its just something I do, as I understand coming up with lots of app fees can be quite a drain.

I see many landlords, who are tired for this reason and when you see them they look drained and done.

I got an estimate for installing a french drain and water guard with a sump pump.

Completely down the drain.

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

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.. 

Some areas are strong on providing a positive cash flow while others will drain the funds right out of you.

This will require a perimeter tile inside the foundation walls at the footer, probably draining into the sump.

If their credit does in fact go down the drain when foreclosing, are they likely to lose all of their current credit cards as well?

I would think that wall anchors if installed correctly would be considered an improvement, just like putting in new kitchen cabinets, new gas lines or new drain tile.