These past few months I've dealt with everything from clogged toilets and sinks, to broken door screens and window screens to even mold because the tenant doesn't understand that if they wet clothes behind in the basement for days on end and expects a clean smelling, mold-less basement.

I just had one go vacant after a 6 year tenant and I had to sink about $8K into the property.

I checked under the tub and it looks dry and the water to the sink has been turned off so I'm sure the leak is coming from the sink.

The downstairs bathroom sink does not have water.

You might be taking a shower in the kitchen sink or using the port-a-potty outside for a while but if you can roll with it, you can save (or make) a lot of money with this strategy.Good luck!

Ready to sink my teeth into real estate markets and looking to expand my network in the Washington, D.C. area !

We keep sinking further and further in debt.

You're either going to sink or swim.  

The memorandum states: etching and shelter tubes found on the underside bathroom sink wall areas of the structure".

Obviously if you have a leaking sink cabinet that is bad you may want to replace.