They could text you the issues and keep the business rolling .If there is a plugged toilet, or a disposal that is stuck.

Dual flush toilets for example, insulation, weather stripping, etc.

Some things I can think of would be:- Monthly Cleaning Fees after each booking- Supplies (toilet paper, shampoo, body wash, coffee etc)- Cost of furnishing As for what to expect: Internet: I'd say most companies range from $50 - $100 depending on the speed you are wanting.

We also redid the bathroom floors, toilets, and vanities.

If you go to the property every time there's a leaky toilet, that's another 2 hours NOT spent learning how to improve and scale your bsns. 

@Ryan ClearyAs other have mentioned you can sue the seller, but that will 1. take a ton of time and energy 2. have at best a 50/50 chance of panning out since your damages aren't super high so far and 3. cast a light on the tenant and get them booted out of the program. 

The cash flow would be $150k/year, with no tenants, termites, toilets,...then in 12 years...do it again. 

However, after the only major issue of replacing an older toilet, we have had no major issues to-date.

If you don't do any repairs you'll need to reduce the water feed into the septic which means switching to low flow toilets and faucets in the house. 

Is the toilet somehow connected to the garage outlets?