There is a plumbing leak somewhere in that property.

I keep a new water heater in a box in one of my properties in case I need to replace one on a holiday or the plumbing supply place is out.Regular maintenance items are furnace filters, seasonal activations of basement/crawlspace heating, distributing salt buckets, and gutter cleaning. 

Below is a (2018) map showing net domestic migration by state.

I performed a major renovation (down to studs) changing the interior layout, rewiring, and plumbing.

Plumbing may or may not need to be replaced.

Septic system is the same, electrical system is almost the same, plumbing almost the same, lot price is the same.

I warned them not to flush anything except toilet paper, because of the risk of clogging the plumbing (since a lot of people are having trouble getting toilet paper). 

I've never heard of or seen that plumbing in the link.

Hi Denise,My husband and I mostly likely will be buying a home with the same situation.. do you mind sharing how much your kitchen + plumbing ended up costing you? 

One of the properties is currently rented for $1200 a month, newly renovated as of January this year that I did with my own two hands and only subbed out the landscaping and the upgraded plumbing, and valued at 80k (clearing $940/mo after taxes and insurance) Link to pictures and video walk through https://drive.google.com/open?...