Problem solved.

You could do a problem solving conversations with her - hasn't she had to deal with trash at former residences, is she willing to pay someone to take her turn, is she violating a "get along with the neighbors" clause, etc.Good luck!

Yea I have no clue how my guy does them for so cheap.

And can agents do NOW to help investors solve their problems?

I say, fine 10% then.Still I have no clue what I'm talking about and it STILL hasn't dawned on me that he is bringing this up.We left it at that, and we haven't talked since then.

It's only under the washer.It won't solve the problem if the hoses or washer drain comes out.

Yeah, Richard S. you're right but I think the issue is to find a more economical way to solve the problem of having to move the unit.The external trap you mentioned will also work but the indoor dryer vent I'm talking about is a commercial product in most cases,but it can also be used for residential applications.

If this is the case, you will not find a repair within the bank's numbers that will permanently solve the problem.

These guys obviously have no clue on basic home repair.

In my area, it seems that the FHA Case number is always provided... but I have no clue if this this is really always the case.