Tell your contractors to flush their turds down anyway (or just route the sewer to the new french drain lol)

If the loan is called due is your plan to just flush the 10% downpayment you give them?

It’s about patterns.Had a tenant who paid early every month started flushing baby wipes.

Plus, this is a great tenant and I want to keep them happy.Some context:My property manager does inspections twice a year and provides air filters.The HVAC system is from 2018 (central air/heat pump).I’m thinking maybe one visit from a handyman to flush the drain and clean the coils, and one visit from a professional HVAC company for a full checkup.Curious what others would do in this situation.

If they have a baby and it could be from them, I'd talk to them and tell them not to flush anything other than toilet paper down the toilet and say as it is the first time, you will pay for half of the bill; but if it happens again, they will pay the entire bill. 

@Dan Rowley if it flushes everyone's money down the toilet, idk what else to call it. 

He's living his best life bragging about being a millionaire all while millions of dollars of hard earned money that's now  being flushed into bad RE deals.

Instead of just flushing a loser and dealing with the blow back.. 

But placing a significant amount of your capital with some stooges without a clue as to what they’re doing is flushing money down the toilet.  

You'll have to steam the carpet/couches and repaint the walls and flush the A/C and fix the fridge etc more often than most markets.But on raw numbers, I just found a client a turnkey themed out 8br for $715k that I have two almost exact comps in my portfolio currently doing $120k-$130k a year.