@Roy N.In 2017 we already had a water service pipe fail between the house and the street and had to have the plumbers work on weekend overtime to correct the problem after over $1,000 worth of water leaked underground.

Sorry if this has no paragraphs, I am on my IPhone and it seems to always lump together.

A good agent can help you negotiate some closing cost credits to help with this , but If you don't have money for close to a 3.5-5% down payment, then I would imagine you'll be in a tough spot if you run into unexpected repairs or vacancy (roof leak, water heater, on and on). 

(either youtube, podcasts on iphone) Listen to it in your car and just have it on 24/7.

I'd tell him I appreciate him as a tenant and Home Depot has a treatment to clean the oil off the driveway and cardboard to put under his leak, and t must get expensive having to put oil i all of the time. 

Tenant called me saying water is leaking from bathroom upstairs to living room downstairs because there was water leakage and accuses me plumbing is old (well, house is only 20 years old).I had multiple problems with this tenant in the past. 

Most insurance claims on houses stem from water leaks.

I had a huge water leak that occurred at one of my rental properties leading to a little of $4000 owed to the water company.

AirBnb has an article on how to use your iphone to get the effects you want. 

Assume 75% of anything water/gas related will be leaking and assume about 5k in electrical work at the minimum