I texted "Santa" the link to these and I can't wait to find them under the tree Christmas morning. 

We have hit a few snags with one of our newest projects thanks to the Kitsap Dept of Health and we are looking for some creative solutions and ran across Bigger Pockets. 

I don't need a 101 on quickbooks, just trying to find out if the QB Pro route is the way to go, or for small new REI the Quicken solution would work..Thanks Again.. 

That type of activity is what gives wholesalers a bad name; leaving seller after seller with empty promises and moreProblems than solutions.

I'm sure there's a simple solution to this that I'm missing.

Regardless we are the ones left holding the bag.The only solution that has been offered from the county is to buy the neighbors property and have the septic go several hundred yards uphill to a separate drain field which also includes buying an easement from a third party. 

The borrower filing BK may not be a bad thing for you and will at the least provide you with a possible solution to recovering some monies.  

In my family tree as far as i can go back I can't find anyone that thinks like I do.  

I'm not ready to hire a full-time maintenance person.I was also thinking about buying a home warranty on all the houses as another solution.  

Be clear with him to write in the report if he found tree roots or anything that was unrelated to something being flushed down the toilet.1.1.3.1  Inform resident when the plumber will be at the property and approximately how long the job may take.