Anything he has is at risk and back 5 years at least if he ends up tapping into the medicaid system.

I am a little paranoid about water accidents as I lost a relative to drowning so I do warn tenants on signing.

There Are two wells and two septic systems, so already I'm leary.

I currently work as a Systems Engineer for my company. 

I had a tenant once that had a leak in his toilet, water was coming from underneath the toilet,a light amount but consistently all day and night.

Organizers of the event will probably say they are from his team and will convince you you can flip houses in SWFL, all you have to do is buy their expensive system to teach you how.

They did, and wind up having no money to pay for electric, gas, water etc. and special assessments had to be made to pay these utilities before they are cut off.Financially, I think it's better that this repair be made out of your own pocket, at the time of your choosing, if there's nothing wrong with it right now.

All other bills per month total $1600 rent, electric water etc.

@Curtis Waters  Thanks I'll try that. 

I would wait to make the jump into a full-time agent until you've set up systems for success and have a proven track record of sales also, remember its easier to get funding with a solid W-2 than it is with a 1099 in some cases.