,Congrats on being persistent and finding a solution!  

Thanks Max - yeah, that's actually what the plumber suggested too, and I might consider that as a short term solution, but to be honest, I wouldn't put up with that as a tenant for very long (snaking a clogged toilet is not a particularly pleasant task), so I do want a more "hands-off" solution in the loner term.

I am highly motivated and rarely fail at anything, but when I do, I pick myself up, analyze the mistakes I've made, and provide an immediate and long term solution.

I am a recently new member to biggerpockets also I am a new RE wholesaler investor that has just opened the doors to my own REI company Wilson Property Solutions.

If any question remains open about a property before a contingency expiration date then that question needs to get answered, or if there is a problem a solution to the problem needs to be found before the contingency expires.

I know the obvious solution would be to be an owner occupant, but for this discussion let's assume that's out of the question.

Together as business partners we may have a solution for this or if you would like I could present you a investment opportunity in the future.

I would lose out in a month or two of rental income as I find new tenants after the treatment is done.

Once again I thank any member in the know who takes the time out of their most certainly busy lives to educate another who is not.Sincerely, Dan Dwyer Wilson Property Solutions

Vacation rentals were a solution to riding out the crash without falling into financial hardship/short sale/foreclosure.