He does roofing, plumbing, electric, landscaping, everything!

I rushed over to find the brand new bathroom with all new plumbing from the basement up had a faulty fitting that busted.

Also their has been about $500 in repairs done since purchase including pest control, plumbing, and lights/electrical.

I prefer old school such as wood for trim and copper for plumbing.

The guy basically does everything and can fix most plumbing and some electrical issues and works for $10/hr which historically has been no more than $400/mo. per the cash flow.

A typical property for me is about $80-90k total acquisition costs- fully renovated by a small crew that i keep busy (electric, plumbing, kitchens, floor, mechanicals, etc..), two units, $1550/month total rent, low vacancy, etc.

I then used him as handyman for the entire house when I needed anything done as he was familiar with the plumbing/electrical.

Heating, plumbing, and electrical) have not been recently checked, I would recommend having those items inspected for preventative maintenance.

New roof, windows, siding, doors, flooring, drywall work, furnace, plumbing, and electrical.

I made sure to show the tenants where the main water shutoff valve is for the home, so they should be able to mitigate a late night plumbing emergency themselves.Concerning the heat, I like the idea of having an electric or kerosene option on standby.