Down the sanitary sewer is a better option than the storm sewer since who knows whats in it.Then get a big shop vac and go to work to get what's left.Then get dehumidifiers and run them until its really dry.  

Hello Investors/Contractors, I have a 32 unit apartment building in Pine Bluff AR, 3 minutes from the University and I am looking for any recommendations on handy-men, contractors, dry wall guys, painters, flooring guys, etcThe building needs a complete rehab, may include some framing re-work as well. 

Some people (Clayton Morris) make it seem so simple and estimate rehab costs from 20-25k which includes a new roof, new electrical, plumbing, boiler, water tank, windows, dry wall, paint, carpets/flooring, etc.

Per applicant they got into a bad lease (a news article also said this ) for a building that needed costly upgrades and maintenance, for which they were responsible, that sucked them dry.

I've done a fair share of research but I could use the collective experience of BP.They guy is paying far under market rent, he has 10 broken lawn mowers in the back yard, one disabled car in the front yard, has let the bathroom floor rot, and the siding partially fall off....

I've heard stories of people having to replace a little rot on the outside of a house just to finalize a conventional loan.  

Ideally, it only means being able to take slimmer deals when juicier opportunities dry up.  

DRY VENT TERMINATION MISSING FLAPS (LOUVERS) AND PIPE DISCONNECTED FROM TERMINATION.

Either a dry-lok type product if moisture is an issue or regular paint suitable for concrete.The flooring is something I am running into problems with.  

The whole process is not cut and dry as you might expect.With that being said my PM did their due diligence when rent was late by posting notices right away and calling tenants immediately.