Warning: It's LONG...It's broken up into 25 episodes of varying lengths but overall I'm sure it's 3 hours or more. 

OK many tenants would say the same and it's none of my business.But unit A and B shares a common wall, where all the plumbing supplies and drains are.So when something happens in that common wall, my tenant would call me and his tenant would call him.One time the wall was wet, and I opened up the wall on my side and found a pin hole leak on his copper pipe.Another time the wall was wet again, and I investigated and found a broken dishwasher drain hose on his end, and why would anyone run a DW drain hose into the common wall only to have it looped back into the sink cabinet 18" over? 

Personally, I wish I'd broken a lease to buy a property and not let that hold me back.

Some people were having their cars broken into during the overnight hours if they had forgotten to lock their doors.

To be honest it could have happened to anybody, toilets are not the most sturdy thing and I've even broken a few, although I deal with them on a regular basis as part of my W-2 job.

@Jeremy Tillotson, would he state the $3k on his assignment contract to end buyer only OR would his purchase and sale agreement with the seller state the $103K  amount and then broken out as $3K on the assignment to the end buyer?

I have always learned two things from the economists that are quoted in these types of articles:1) They have predicted 10 of the last 2 recessions2) A broken clock is right 2 times a dayDo your own research and make sure the deal works for you.

Where this gets very sticky is there are tools outside, vehicle motors, an actual broken down car etc....

I'd be curious to see this broken down by zip code.

They are 2 separate apartments which is broken up as 36 units for one and 24 units as the other.