I've delt with this about 4 times in the past 2 months with past transactions, and everyone we either negotiated a professional hydro-jetting to clear the roots, concessions to help replace the sewerline, or an escrow hold back to have money pay for contractor to replace the line due to the severity.In our area, as long at the sewer line is intact and made of durable material, a hydro jetting works great and can be done as a yearly or regular maintenance.

You have a tub with jets, a heater, a pump, a control panel, and a cover. 

Just want to make sure the folks running this are not buying helicopters and jet planes with our investment.Comments welcome.   

I am most interested in finding a duplex/triplex to house hack in the Lancaster/York/Harrisburg area that doesn't have to cash flow while I am living there, and has good appreciation potential.

I own rentals in upstate New York, but that city is too small scale my portfolio.

Since New York and New Jersey are expensive, I decided to explore options out of state, specifically in Pennsylvania.

Sometimes, boards can be more strict with tenants than most other landlords in New York. 

Their customer service was disrespectful throughout the process.To be fair, this company is based in New York, and maybe their standards or processes differ from those on the West Coast.

I’m based in New York City but spend a good portion of the year abroad while completing a degree.

Is any wholesaling or flipping mobile homes in the New York Tri-State area?