@Keith Miller high quality 2 burner induction plate (with compatible pans), you can find 120s though they are a little scarce.

On paper I’m sure the lower income properties will have a higher CoC return but as you’ve experienced that may not pan out.

Replacing a toilet in a 1 Bath unit: CapEx or "repair" ?

They were so nice and understanding I couldnt believe it. 5 stars despite not being able to use the toilet or shower for 6 hours.

We ran the numbers on a straight family rental and the numbers unfortunately did not pan out.

I would find the contractors before buying otherwise o wouldn’t know how much it will cost to rehab i would also have an idea how much it costs for typical things so I could put in offer faster Such as cost to replace toilets Cost per square foot for LVP and install Cost for shower curtains and rod Cost for painting cabinets Cost for new kitchen faucet and installationCost for new fixtures in tub and sink in bathroomCost for resurfacing 10’ countertop Cost to paint inside 1300 square foot house with light grey walls and white trim Cost for new handles on 6 interior doorsCost for new handle on 2 exterior doorsCost of 6 new ceiling lights and installation Cost for 2 new exterior lights including installation Cost of new A/C system for 1200 square foot house Cost to have lawn maintained for 3 months while rehab is taking place Etc etc 

I am currently under contract for a property in Kansas City built in 1957, recently rehabbed which I have had undergo a home inspection, inspection by Structural engineer and most recently a plumber inspector as the home inspector was originally unable to access the sewerline from outside of the house and was not licensed to remove the toilet so he suggested having a plumber inspect the sewer line.

Two flush toilets, one for #1 and one for #2. 

The most likely culprit - every single time - is a toilet that flushes regularly or runs constantly.

The toilet (feeder line) broke on the 2nd floor while the tenant was not home and did quite a bit of damage.