We have a renters agreement, which states tenants shall be held responsible for all costs to landlord's repair or maintenance of any plumbing stoppage or slow-down caused by tenant.

I live in a costly area, and this is the main stoppage point of getting me to just jump in.

You need to be careful around the risks of sudden price changes, market stoppages and watch for transaction fees.

You need to be careful around the risks of sudden price changes, market stoppages and watch for transaction fees.

Disappointed mateTwo games now conceded goals in stoppage time.Such is life.If not Croatia, I'm an Italy fan.Aussie's suck always haha

You have to figure out a few things like seller buy out strategy, Cash out stoppage on a refinance if not on title, balloon, buy out clause, time frame in whic he/she wants to be paid or removed form title.

If he can't/won't control his kids or whoever is causing the toilet stoppage, then he will learn after a few $ repair bills

Which all investors are to a certain degree. id say you are your going to waste more money in additional interest payments alone vs paying a licensed architect never mind the exponetially maddening cost of wasted time/ additional interest payments die to a work stoppage, additional labor cost to redo whatever you have to take apart to add whatever building department issue you didnt do correct the first time. 

Westchester NY, who pays for (expenses) heat, hot water, electric, snow removal, salting, trash bin maintenance, plumbing stoppages, plumbing leaks, key changes, sweeping and cleaning, CCTV, rehabs after tenant moves out.  

We've replaced 5 water heaters in a single year, had plumbing stoppages that resulted in 3-5k worth of work, and even had to replace 1/3 of the pier and beam foundation in the house we're currently living in.