So if the furnace does not work, or windows are broken, roof leaks or appears compromised those would all probably be no go's for conventional because they are major necessary items that have failed.

Wait until u get hit with a water heater for $1k, bed bugs for $500, random water leak in the ceiling for $500, or god forbid a roof for $10k.

But, if it is not a severe water leak but caused by those tenants, I desperately need alternative suggestions here.

It was pouring rain down today but I didn’t see any leaks during the tour.

Basement has a leak and needs to be brought up to code.

Imagine a freon leak and refill freon would be $600-800.

English is my second language little off on your expectation ;)Had MLS  fire damage on Second floor, Does not see sunshine  or no leak on raining day..what I needs ware of Purchasing  this property?

It has now become clear that there was a leak from the upstairs bathroom which has been going on for months and which he failed to disclose.

They can determine the leak and who is responsibleMake sure to understand your association rules to make sure you are not stuck with fixing someone else’s problem

We need a handyman/small contractor to remodel a bathroom in a rental after a leak and do other small tasks.