This build up results in more clogs.So I suggest you plan to replace the cast iron. 

• What property features do you avoid in your buy box (foundation issues, roof, cast iron plumbing, septic, etc.)?

Some things you can check:- are there any cast iron vent lines near your air intakes? 

They’re putting $490 million into retooling the plant and creating 800 full-time jobs.To support it, GE just awarded $150M+ per year in supplier contracts across ten states—plastics, steel, aluminum, castings, components—with $40M+ landing right here in Kentucky.And it isn’t a one-off.

Same goes for cleaners, photographers and the supporting operations cast.

Banks are definitely still involved, from what I'm seeing, even if brokers and borrowers might need to cast a little wider of a net to find one interested.For reference, about 2/3 of the loan quotes in the past 24 hours that've come through the lender matching platform I work for have been from banks.

So far, I’ve contacted four brokerages with no responses yet—still early in the outreach, but I wanted to cast a wider net.My Ask:Has anyone here pursued something similar—launching a property management business under a broker’s license without being a broker yourself?

A new HVAC is $10k, water heater $1k, cast iron plumbing to PEX replace (with basement access) can be $8k if not more.

Cast a big net. 

At first I was looking at land for new build but most the pod cast from you guys seem there is more interest in properties that are already established.