*Most* of the time these things get hung up on plumbing issues, ie old cast iron lines with tubercles in them, bad bends in the drain line, improper fall, etc.

Thats a prime example of why you need to screen your tenants.At least they own an ironing board, I guess they don't want to look like slobs.

I can probably help you iron them out.

You know the 60 day no questions asked iron clad nothing to lose guarantee.

And ALSO...I still want to see what they define as "Marketing a property".If I organize a BBQ party with all my friends that so happen to be on my buyer's list and during a bear dad joke I say " Ohh btw guys, I just locked up a contract want to see it?" 

Just be self-aware enough to accept you won't have everything ironed out. 3.

@Marichelle LaoI’m a RE broker and Property Manager in Indianapolis and I’ve always recommended Iron Gate Home Inspectors to my clients.

Ironically we sold our last rental in December and 3 weeks later we found out that it burned to the ground. 

Yes, treat your investments like a business and profits will come but there’s no reason to create unnecessary tension to a loyal tenant.Suurrree...go in there with an iron fist to a viable,reliable tenant and treat them like a product or a piece of property ...I’m sure they’ll be ecstatic to work with you in the future and will treat your property with respect 🙄.

I need to draw up a new lease that's pretty iron clad.A template that I can add too.Where is the best place to get one?