I had a plumber come and assess the issue, who said that while fixing the plumbing issue might be a one day job - there was sewer water damage that I would need to worry about since it can affect the floor, sub floor, base boards, dry walls, high voltage electricity lines (because of the dryer). 

Currently a 3rd party reads electric meters, prepares a statement for each tenants, mails statements to onsite manager, OM gives tenants statements, tenants pay OM by money order and old owner picks up funds on the 8th of each month.  

We are also thinking about looking at properties in Hardin County as potential rentals because they’re going to build a new electric car battery plant, so we figure more potential tenants!

They are just an adjustable schedule and really has no power.

They are essentially a trap that captures and kills (electric) the mouse and then its wifi based so it alerts us one has been caught.  

It is entirely possible that someone has power of attorney over her affairs.

We always explicitly request shots of the roof, HVAC, Water heater, Electric panel, and all major rooms, exterior, and the neighborhood. $25-28 a job.

Take a leadership class, do power poses, shout affirmations at yourself inside your car on the drive over if you have to.

What do the disclosures say about lead based paint, asbestos, is the electrical and plumbing original or have they been updated?

However, if your inspection were to uncover a few items missed in your initial walkthrough, such as a soft spot in subflooring or an electrical issue, it’s a lot easier to ask for $1,000 here or there compared to a complete $30,000-$50,000+ rehab.The obvious answer is yes, bring your general contractor with you during the initial tour.