That included any drywall patching hole patching to look like new again.

What I took away from that first role, accounting, generally gets pigeon holed in that role, if you stay there too long.

The drainage was old Orangeburg pipe and was about $7500 to replace.

Hi, starting to fix up my first rental property and used one of the BP lease forms to use as a blueprint but how/should I get a real estate attorney or appropriate guide to look over the lease and let me know how to fix it up legally and make sure there’s no holes according to current Texas RP laws?

I also don't suggest getting to petty if a guest accidentally breaks a glass, but don't let them off the hook for a hole in a wall etc.

I have a situation where the boiler room pipe sprung a needle size hole, spraying a very small amount of water against drywall.   

I have a situation where the boiler room pipe sprung a needle size hole, spraying a very small amount of water against drywall.   

@Sean McGinn someone might get rid of a property cash flowing like you mentioned because either:-they are tired of being a landlord-they would like to help out a newer investor-they have enough cash flow to where 2k/month is nothing to them-vacancies are hard to fill-maybe they don’t want to do the work to update it-maybe they need the cash for a better deal or to get out of a financial hole There are other reasons but here are a few.

You could do the time consuming and painstaking tasks like filling in the holes left by finishing nails or sanding drywall between mud coats.

There is no way your plumber is telling you to put in copper drainage in this day and age.