With septic, if you get a tenant who is unfamiliar with septic or just doesn't care, they can destroy your septic system and cost you a lot by flushing non-septic friendly toilet paper, wet wipes, etc, and parking or driving on your drain field. 

So communication for confirming any offers coming through was lagged -As China tries to block all of our social and emails stuff we are all so accustomed too.I had a few buyers come and go right before I started my trip and during my stay in China , but I finally got word on Monday morning --( well Monday evening China time)  -- that a Hard Deposit for the property had come in late that past Friday afternoon.

I dont mind the new GCs on the block looking to get into this arena either. 

I dont mind the new GCs on the block looking to get into this arena either.

Property is rented but I think I have it under market rent so will raise it next year; goal was to at least have positive or even cash flow so I can work on other projects without having it drain my cash flow.I'm not so great at finding deals or rehabbing yet so creating a deal is hard right now.

I am a general contractor with plumbers in my employment and we still almost NEVER move plumbing drains if we have to or replace them.

I have attached (before the rain) photos below to give you an idea of the lay out.My question is if anyone could recommend a contractor in the East Atlanta metro area that would install french drains and regrade land at a discount or evaluate and provide a cheaper solution.

The tech will attempt to repair it for the $75 charge, but they will have to drain the R22 to work on the unit.  

I don't use the late rent feature but I do use the block partial payments feature.

Now they blocked my number and don’t have a mail forwarding address.