:I took a trip last month and saw a guy standing at the counter for a car rental.

Just had a counter offer on my first duplex.

@Bhavin Doshi My thoughts may run very counter to the BP norm - especially given (i) I am a sponsor and syndicate deals, and (ii) the majority of the advice on BP does not address other investable channel, such as the equities markets (yes, the stock market).I'm specifically keying in on your self-proclaimed lack of experience.

Can the tenant be charged for plumber visits after discovering non flushable items in the pipes?

The Numbers:List Price - $159,900Seller counter - $145k (including closing)Taxes - $1,286 (2018) - estimating will be $2000 after purchaseRenovations - Seller estimated $15-$18k for the 1 unit and nothing for the other.

While you do have multiple exit strategies, you also are dealing with significant variable called the borrower who also has many retainage strategies I will call them (ways to keep the property), including Bankruptcy, counter claims, etc.

His demo crew busted a pipe, which leaked all over the second floor.

The agent called me back and countered.

Capital Expense Total Replacement Cost Lifespan (years) Cost per Year Cost per Month Paint $3,500 5 $700 $58.33 Cabinets/Counters $4,000 20 $200 $16.67 All Appliances $2,000 10 $200 $16.67 Components (garage door, etc

I think it's only a couple of amps, so it doesn't need its own circuit or anything, but you need to have an outlet or junction box reasonably near the water heater.Does the closet currently have a louvered door, or vent louvers in the walls, or maybe a pipe coming down from the attic or in from outside (not the flue pipe - a separate one, just for air) to provide air for the water heater?