Take that car to the car wash and clean it top to bottom.

In my case, the Point of Connection of a sewer pipe is 12" below grade and I need +24" to get the proper slope for water to run, I had to modify below sink and install a pump so when they run water, the pump pushes it, I ran my pipe at 0 slope.

That sounds like a pretty heavy purchase amount if they're turn key but you'd likely be pushing up to $10,000/month or so in cashflow if they all hit good numbers.  

Fast forward, over 4 years later and through covid, we were lucky we had those Section 8 residents and kept pushing the rents along the way.  

Well, at least properly imagine your circumstances, desires, and lifestyle if you had that kind of $$$...ONe of my business partners sold his Garbage company to Waste management and got a check about 6X than this.. and thats what he did .and he would just have the best time at cocktail parties when he would talk to a stock broker and they would ask what his return was. ( he was setting them up LOL) they would say the same thing shoot we can do way better than that.

What I just found out a few weeks ago is that they cut corners on the new roof - the backside has been bumped out, so now its only a flat 3 pitch, which makes it shed water not very well, and without ice and water shield underneeth the wind is pushing water up between the shingles and I have wet drywall and wet insulation in a house that is occupied.

What happens if you or another tenant find laundry left in the washing machine?

(we also have a bunch of other weird rules too) FWIW, this law was pushed by the LL orgs as best practices. 

Building costs are really high right now, pushing our financial metrics out. 

When some employees lives are upside and 'push comes to shove' you are going to end up with a civil lawsuit.If you want to make your company grow train young workers and protect yourself so in case you get a Civil Lawsuit you don't have to pay tons of cash, so you can sleep at night and continue to focus on growth.