Hello everybody,I was wondering if anyone has every hydro jetted a main sewer line as preventative maintenance.

My friend has a yacht charter business, not unlike a vacation rental, and one of the add-on amenities is a jet ski package...everything requires multiple release of liability forms, instructions and operations procedures lists, emergency procedures list, he has multiple business specific insurance, along with requiring customer purchase of insurance too and LLC structured for minimum liability exposure.

Other areas like northern WA not so much because hydro makes the underlying cost of power much lower.In calculating ROI, don't leave out the reduced bill.

But I'm starting to see some bubbles looming on the horizon and it ain't as easy making $ in RE as it was when there was a flood of distressed and foreclosed properties to pick through.Presently and personally I really liked @James Park's idea about cooling your jets for awhile and parking the 1m in that <1% money market spread out at 250k chunks in order to play it safe with FDIC limitations or be in a bank you trust with a sweep.I think, and it's just my personal humble opinion as a 70 year old that's been through several downturns, that we've reached another pinnacle in our economy.

I think the most actionable step from the episode was "buy a private jet so brokers take you more seriously" I have added that to my goals for 2015. 

their are monsters leasing companies that actually own the jets and the airlines lease them from them.    

A few of the hydro-electric dams have gone off-line and the Hoover Dam is already loosing efficiency.

Just bought my tickets back to the states and will be back January 20th... so after a few days of jet lag relief I'll likely be touching base with y'all.

In no particular order, Houston House Buyers, Jet Lending, NewWestern, Big State House Buyers are the ones that all come to mind.

Having to go into a minefield and retrieve an overturned jet fuel truck with 20,000 gallons of fuel on the airbase.