Today her mom overflowed the toliet by flushing it twice where the water has caused damage to the dry wall on the ceiling.

There are mini-split systems where the blower unit is hidden inside the wall or ceiling, with the vent flush to the drywall.

Another thing I'll do is flush every toilet twice; I had one home where the water was off because of a plumbing issue but someone had put water in the bowl and tank so it'd flush if you tested it once.Ultimately those are all pretty surface-level tests, though.

If its something you flushed down the toilet its going to cost you $ 300.00  (Its in the lease)   Now she says its my sewer line , right and in the lease you are responsible , you can call a plumber , but they start at $600 and go up from there . 

😭For the better part of my youth I loathed real estate, I hated the work, & the headache of listening to everyones excuses for why they wouldnt have the rent this week, but that it was a good thing I came by because the toilet wouldnt flush, & the sink was clogged....again. 

The back toilet flushes slowly.

So once again I find myself seeking the keen wisdom of the BP brain trust. :DI currently have four properties all financed with conventional financing through my credit union. Three are current single family rentals a...

(BTW I have also noticed that the lower unit shower and sinks seem to drain fine but the toilet needs to be flushed twice so needs improvement also.)So if I am reading all of these right in summary I should:1.

Do the sections of the floor line up flush or is one side higher or lower than the other?

@Chad Urbshott That's a great story, and scary      Really illustrates why you should call code prior to sale     Not only to see if there's any outstanding issues but to see if permits have been pulled under the current owners name     This would be able to flush out any mechanics liens that may not have been listed yet with the courthouse  So I'm assuming you got this on the court steps