Turned the water off to his bathroom and brought the plumber in the next day when it was thawed. 

Here are some of the numbers. 4 Bedrooms 3.5 bathroom row houseUnder contract at $109,900 purchase costComps & ARV $126,000Conventional loan at 20% & 5.8% interest, 30 yearsFull seller’s helpInitial estimated cost of repairs: $5000 (however now unsure due to foundational and roof issues)Anticipated cash flow: $284Major issues: There was significant ponding and evidence of leakage on roof.

In one of the best-known studies illustrating this particular human vanity, in 1981 161 driving students in Sweden and the USA were asked about their safe-driving skills, 93% of the American students considered themselves above-average, while only 69% of the Swedes did likewise.

I'm considering doing updates like bathroom flooring, kitchen counters/backsplash, etc to modernize the space and make it more competitive to the newer construction condos in the area.How should I think about this investment considering rents during COVID are ~30% below pre-COVID levels, and there would be wear and tear on the new finishes long before rents return to "normal"?

Zestimates are only as accurate as the data behind them, so if the number of bedrooms or bathrooms in a home, its square footage, or its lot size are inaccurate on Zillow, the Zestimate will be off.In simpler terms, don't trust a Zestimate.

(besides kitchen / bathrooms) Can anyone also provide any tips on certain things I can help the GC with that will save me money?

Besides the traditional aspects of deep cleaning — hardwood floor or stone floor polishing, carpet cleaning, dusting behind and under the furniture, window washing in the crevices, pressure washing, and vacuuming — focus on high-touch surfaces and sensitive areas like the bathroom and bedroom.

Renovating the unit’s interiors (kitchen, floors, bathrooms, paint throughout the unit, etc.)b.

Boyd's rental house in Oceanside, including the cockroaches, rats, ants and other clear signs of water damage in 2 of the three bathrooms, I don't think you have a case. 

If the never-used bathroom fixtures can’t be salvaged, they may have to be smashed, at considerable risk to workers.