There was plumbing issues with the basement bathroom and I am told by the plumber/pm that the basement has a separate sewer line to the street and needs to be replaced to be functional.

You have done everything in your power to fix the issue, perhaps have a plumbing professional look into it further.If you have any other questions feel free to PM me.

The place had great bones, updated electric, furnace, roof, and siding, but the rest of the property had not been updated since 1959, it also had a small leak in the plumbing.

Among many things, I look at how the cabinets are attached to the walls, the detail of the plumbing repairs, how flat the floors are, etc.

As we have done most of the work on the property ourselves we have learned much about plumbing and electrical systems and just how these old homes will never cease to surprise you with what may go wrong next.

As we have done most of the work on the property ourselves we have learned much about plumbing and electrical systems and just how these old homes will never cease to surprise you with what may go wrong next.

This property seemed all well during the initial inspection but after taking the keys we discovered a massive collection of various plumbing issues throughout the building.

If it’s electrical or plumbing we create a detailed list of what was done because a lot of the time you can’t see that stuff.

There is $32k of debt on property (taxes and unpaid water bills), and it is need of significant repair (roof, bath and kitchen, plumbing, and some drywall).

But be careful, modern toilets and old plumbing don't always mix well.