I have a 3 story house with 4 baths (tub/shower, sink, toilet), a jacuzzi on the 3rd floor, 8 beds (sometimes more), 2 washers, 3 dryers, a kegorator, gym equipment in the basement, big gas grill, big charcoal grill, pecan tree in the yard, 5 HDTVs, and it's haunted.It gets rented out to men doing contract work at a refinery. 

Also that much water inevitably creates mold which is not only a health concern for your tenants, potentially leading to vacancy/inability to collect rent, but it also causes wood-framed construction to rot.

Once tenants got settled, they started getting severe allergies and health symptoms.

Hi, my Dad is having health problems and he has a rual property in Fannin County, TX (northeast of Dallas) with 65 acres (22 field), main house (2b/2.5b), guest house (1b/1b), 5th wheel, hunting cabin, pool, hot tub, carport, chicken coop, 3 stock tanks, ag land exemption.

In one unit, i noticed that the tub does not drain completely and leaves a pool of water at the bottom of the tub in a low spot.

I highly recommend staying up to date on oil and gas industry trends as this is the biggest indicator of local economy health.

Hey Chris,In North Macon, you’re close to Coliseum Hospital and if you’re looking downtown, you’ll be close to Navicent Health.

(New toilets, vanities, kitchen cabinets, and shower/tub) So would it be best to schedule inspection after work or now so I can relay needed info to contractor?

My wife has a good job working in Health Care and the goal for 2020 is to acquire our first multi fam unit. 

The new layout is good, but the reach to the tub faucet handles looks awkward.