It's definitely bound to happen with carpet in a frequently wet environment regardless of how careful a tenant is.  

I know a similar question has been asked a million times and I will probably get a variety of answers but I do not plan on wholesaling this property. 

Needless to say, we had the tree removed as soon as we realized this.Sewer lines can be composed of a variety of materials and some wear out faster than others.

However, the G train is the worst so if that happens hopefully the city fixes that line and makes it so trains run more frequently.

Frequently there can be multiple applications for the same place.

I also have private law firms who I escrow through frequently as well.5.

But there will be maintenance issues and the older the property, the more frequent the issues.Let us know what you decide and, good luck to you!

Not only is it frequently shopped it adds the benefit of being able to see some information on the tenant as they inquire (what they publicly post on FB).As for covering personal injury's, don't skip out on proper insurance.

Dry cleaners - especially old ones, are frequently contaminated with PCE - which is a disaster to clean up.There's probably a reason this property is an REO - the last owner bought it without knowing the difficulties of cleaning up a former dry cleaner location.I think you'll spend a ton of money if you try to clean it up, and you'll be sitting on this property for a long time. 

-----------------------------Here's one suggestion: I see you standing in your profile photo in front of a hot yellow car of the variety than tends to get speeding tickets, and this is not the first time we've seen something like this on BiggerPockets.Can you sell the car and buy yourself a much less expensive car for your daily usage?