Malfunctioning appliances can lead to property damage... think water, electricity, natural gas, flames, run amok.

I am a pre-medical student pursuing a degree in chemistry, I also have a minor in physics as well as a minor in business management.

I am a pre-medical student pursuing a degree in chemistry, I also have a minor in physics as well as a minor in business management.

I'm curious as to why so many houses have fire damage.

Rather getting paid per lead, i just receive a flat fee.... truly hands off after setting up.... but there are some people who enjoy the physical aspect of bird dogging (ie calling, setting up ads etc) which is fine, but i prefer setting up a squeeze page and maintenance.

Although I can't do anything about how they look inside, I was wondering what the best way to protect them from water damage?

My bigger concern is not necessarily the drainage but damage already done.

I do pull title on those and go through it with a fine tooth comb.If I were you, and I was OK with the physical faults with the property, I would just do my due diligence on the title, and proceed with it if comfortable with whats on it.

Vinyl siding can be problematic; kids with BB guns and baseballs damaged vinyl siding on a rental of ours in no time.

I've started my direct mail campaign and the phone is ringing.Now What's the best way to determine ARVs and CMAs prior to physically seeing a property?