Usually the real estate taxes are small, with no roofs to leak or plumbing to clog, so land can be handled without a significant cost - whether time, dollars or maintenance.  

I have a duplex in West Philadelphia's University City area. The property is all electric, no gas. I am having a challenge with one of my units. It is about 1500 sqft, 3stories, 3br, 2ba and being heated by an electri...

An overflowing toilet isn't a leak, it's a clog/blockage. 

I've been trying to sell this place for years off and on and would love to just have it gone-I don't want the insurance issue to prevent a sale.Does anyone know how that will work with the insurance claim?

I have a break lease fee, a repairs deductible (prevent the time wasters)Every-time that you place a tenant you are taking a chance, gambling that they are level headed people. 

However, Bernanke did an excellent job in preventing another Great Depression IMO.  

This forced double-check mechanism actually prevents about 95% of what would-have-been a software or data entry errors screwing with someone's deal.- Minimal busy work, minimal compatibility issues.

There have been many condo owners that have installed the flooring with the cheapest material and therefore does not provide enough sound absorption.My question is does anyone have any suggestions that I can install to prevent or minimize the sound traveling to units below?

He currently finds himself working on fixing major rot issues in our area due to other GC's not following the correct building protocols to prevent water damage (and apparently home inspectors are taking money and not catching a damn thing). 

The clause is in there to protect their interest, not to prevent something illegal.