Quite magical ..

Don't quit though, there is always a way!

Quite frankly it's a lot like trying to drink from a fire hydrant.

Please feel free to read my profile as it quickly tells a little about me.In a nut shell, as I say in the subject line, I am a newbie from NYC and I have had a profound interest in RE for quite a long time now.

The fake property manger quit in the middle of the first month, in an effort to get away with it.

I plunged the toilet and changed the fill valve, which is a basic repair that a homeowner should know how to do.Normally a fully running toilet makes noise, but in this case it was almost fully off, but no quite, so it made no noise but was sending a few ounces of water into the bowl ever minute or two, until it was full and overflowed.If it is a rocking toilet, tighten the bolts until firm.

May I suggest the following:I am also a general contractor, and if I under estimate the job, i eat it to protect my reputation, but never by 25%, yikes, he probably did not get estimates from his subs.

For example, if you use a hole auger, you will very likely get it stuck in the ground and the force can injure you if you don't know when to let go.It's one thing to do it on your own house and assume the risk yourself, but quite another to allow a renter to do it on your house.

Louis has somehow been overlooked even though it looks quite stable demographically and economically, if boringly so.

I'm learning quite a bit from Bigger Pockets.