They are over 70 & both in poor health so at least they can stay in the home. 

If it was an overflow, then it was probably either the toilet or the bath tub. 

Please see below details.Purchased unit: 2014Assessed value: $343,300Price: $340,000 plus $5,000 sandwich leaseMortgage owed: Around $265,000 or $270,000Monthly mortgage payment: $1650.00 (current)Monthly rent: $1850.00Previous tenant: moved out mid OctoberRenovation: 2016/2017 - full kitchen, cabinet, granite counter top, Samsung dishwasher, over, fridge.Some bathroom, new sink, blue pearl counter top, sliding door bath tub which was leaking 2 years ago but has been replaced.

As long as it is in the walls it is not a problem for health but once you do remodels it will be a major cost.

The tub was backed up every time the washing machine was being used.

Excessive debris and/or storage was observed.This can be a health and/or safety concern.

But later listened to the wise words of a old man at the library "The first step is investing in yourself" and that's what led me to worry about my health and overall knowledge allowing me to lose 65 Lbs and picking up books like Rich dad poor dad ,The book of real estate investing by Brandon Turner (which led me here to BP) Unf*ck yourself by Gary john bishop and many more.

We have reached out to a health insurance agent.

My grandma happens to be very old and her health is failing and I recently talked with my parents about buying her house from them after she passes.

For those that are doing this full time, how are you handling health insurance.