If anything is truly broken, fix it.

We have paperwork that go into great detail what they are getting themselves into, then we have one more page that repeats EVERYTHING that they are getting into, but broken down into 5 sentences.

@Chad FernendazTo get the fog out of the glass you need to replace the insulated glass due the seal being broken.

That's like buying a broken down VW bug just because it used to be new and that's just stupid.Now, that being said, I look at Loopnet from time to time.

I charge a fee of the discount rate immediately payable if the lease term is broken.

The guy cleaned up the line but tells me that he scoped out and found part of the pipes is original and broken and need to be replaced.

Very high pressure on the inventory as a large public housing project is getting broken up.5) I'd say so but look to others for hard numbers.6) Extremely7) Haven't had to deal with an eviction myself, but I've heard that Will is landlord friendly. 

What I observed was 11 water heaters from '83, at least 3 furnaces need replaced and likely all need maintained, as the central AC units went out he replaced them with window units, active plumbing drain leaks and many locations that leaks are imminent, no less that half the units still have fuse boxes, there are a few broken window, never trimmed trees and more. 

Hi Jorge, I too have read Flip & think it's a great book especially for us newbies it is very broken down.He keeps it real no BS!

The bill from a broken line may reach into the thousands of dollars if the water is not shut off quickly (how quickly will your tenants notify you?).