They also have a composting toilet on the premises for people to share along with a shower.  

We currently live in the house and although the pump works just fine (we've been using it full time as we remodeled the upstairs bathroom) I know the tenants will either flush wipes, or fem products, or hair down the toilet and cause damage. 

If those DO NOT pan out, then I refund the applicants money, as those references cost no money, and it took only a few minutes of my time. 5.

It's the much more passive strategy that can bring you income in your later years when you're wanting more free time, or to be done with tenants/toilets. 

The same week I had another unit call me to say the toilet finally took a crap literally.

Some signs of high pressure are where a toilet will run randomly or a faucet will drip that won't stop. 2.

Maybe even volunteer to be the one who purchases all house consumables and then have them pay you a reimbursement based on normal value + tax and then use the strategy I just mentioned to save around 10% on trash bags, toilet paper, cleaning supplies, etc. now your making money and you get to choose what your buying.

(There was a leak under the toilet causing a puddle that the tenant decided not to wipe up for months, causing a hole in the ground that even affected the foundation.) 

14 years, 26 SFHs, never a 2am broken toilet call, never an eviction. 

We have an accepted offer out on our fifth property right now, but I haven't walked it yet so we'll see if it pans out.I'm self-managing so I don't have the issues most experience with PM's here.