If the LVP is glue down, it can be replaced easier than tile, but may not be water tight.

Mine does and I've availed myself of it during repair of past water casualty damages.

Owner pays water/sewer. 

With all this being said, I think if you have a new build, you don't have to worry about CAPX/Repairs since everything is fresh in the property.

Currently appraised at 325 to 335k due to latest comps this year. 39k in Rehab for two new bathrooms/Deck/Floors/Paint/New Water Heater/Open Concept wall removal etcLooking to rent out for 1550/month. (~1101 mortgage/124 property management/191 taxes/2mil insurance coverage).

(It is a private little road with public sewer and water)

There is no water, kitchen, or bathroom in the garage room.

I have listened to about 20 others in the higher counts but decided I need to gain a better base of knowledge so I decided to stop and start fresh at episode 1. ( I do not regret this)I have already read Rich Dad Poor Dad.

But the landfills care about 2 main things...1) that the tire can no longer hold any air, and 2) that it cannot hold any water.  

I think there's a lot of water to go under the dam here.