- Would this be a health issue (septic & well) and would we have to tap into city services first if available?

On another, working with a different realtor on what would probably be a tear-down (the owner's extended family tore out the copper tub, with a huge whole in floor), I had the realtor tell me to find a different mentor, because he was wanting things that were flat out illegal.

When this issue has come up for me, I simply request a handwritten letter from a local mental health professional stating the recommendation of the ESA to the individual along with the professionals contact info so I can verify it.

This was his response :1250.00 per side no lease both month to monthNo repairs to the property both ac are 2 years oldBoth water system are same age ans water heart septic pump got replaced 2 month ago and pump out as well some screen repairs to lanai porch and trees to cut back roof has been inspected and everything is in proper ordersolid the income potential is alot more but I'm selling because my dad use to help me out with the property but his health has deteriorated alot in the last year and he cannot longer help me out and I have a busy family of 4 kids and a growing business to put time to and simply just in my way now .I will take alot into consideration and so I don't waste your time or my bottom price is 213,500 kI looked up the tax records and he bought it in 2009 for 83k.I am thinking of offering 190k cash or 215k with seller financing.

This was his response :1250.00 per side no lease both month to monthNo repairs to the property both ac are 2 years oldBoth water system are same age ans water heart septic pump got replaced 2 month ago and pump out as well some screen repairs to lanai porch and trees to cut back roof has been inspected and everything is in proper ordersolid the income potential is alot more but I'm selling because my dad use to help me out with the property but his health has deteriorated alot in the last year and he cannot longer help me out and I have a busy family of 4 kids and a growing business to put time to and simply just in my way now .I will take alot into consideration and so I don't waste your time or my bottom price is 213,500 kI looked up the tax records and he bought it in 2009 for 83k.I am thinking of offering 190k cash or 215k with seller financing.

I want to be sure of course that we completely resolve the issue, both with remediation, and making sure the cause is addressed (a tub leak being at least one of the offenders).

Only thing that was too nice was the master bath, tile, big walk in, soaker tub.  

So far he has Replaced the ceiling Fan in his Apartment with a way nicer one with much better lighting, Trimmed the Entire Apartment, Fixed the Faucet and the Bathroom Tub Faucet in his Unit (They were not "Broken" just not working Properly and could have created a problem if not taken care of) AND he went and Picked up a new fridge that I bought, moved it into the apartment, and is now handling getting rid of the old fridge! 

If you are moving because of the work, health or unforeseen circumstances, you still get the partial exclusion. 

Keep calling plumbers on yelp and angies list until you find a plumber willing to use the least invasive method, with the right tools.I had a plumbing issue just this past weekend, a tub clog, and one plumber was a snake oil plumber telling me "honestly, you'll probably have to dig under the concrete slab and cut out the p-trap, which means we'll have to totally demolish your bathroom, remove the tub, jackhammer the floor"I was thinking WTF are you talking about?