So that company sent me a non renewal letter stating that I would no longer be eligible for coverage with them. 

Sometimes if you mail a certified/registered letter with return receipt requested it will show the forwarded to address. ie, her last known address is probably her previous rental, mail it there and see if you can track it.

This would identify any blocks, breaks or if there is any debris in the main sewer line.

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This is a 100+ yr old brownstone, the layout of the basement does not allow for storage cages and with the 3 boilers, water heaters, and where the utilities/sewer line etc are arranged there isn't a way to accommodate storage without blocking access to the circuit breakers, meters, or the basement's bulkhead doors.

I sent her an email reminding her to pay the outstanding rent plus the late fee, and a move out letter spelling out all her responsibilities to clean up and return all the keys/misc.

3 blocks from my primary residence, location, location, location!

So, painting the interior walls, replacing the old cafe green countertops with butcher block, and updating the kitchen floors and backslash, as well as the bathrooms with a "beachy" tile!

So, painting the interior walls, replacing the old cafe green countertops with butcher block, and updating the kitchen floors and backslash, as well as the bathrooms with a "beachy" tile!

When we closed, I hand delivered a pre-written letter to both of them detailing who I was, the rental rates the comps supported and gave them a choice to either break their lease early, sign an early renewal (their lease don't expire until 12/31) at a lower than market rate, or just ride out the rest of the lease and move in the dead of winter.