The sealed chamber with the intake on the bottom is a TERRIBLE design and causes problems like this all the time, some of the units are now coming with a wrap around screen for the base of the tank as a first line of dust defense.

Up here its legal to shoot bores in defense of life and property.

I would also look into taking a self defense.

I was in attendance at the last Real Estate Trends conference for the Urban Land Institute here in Indianapolis.

An Attorney friend of mine in Austin does more of these than anyone in the area and requires a several page addendum as well as a pre-closing conference to explain all the nuances and disclosures are even in bold and I am not sure this would be enough.

A brand new housing track with homes 170-240k, a new river front hotel / conference center, another new build going up now that looks mixed use, and about 6000 sq ft of new commercial.Purchase price, 38K & I'm content as-is.

Also, despite new home prices and the premium that the energy efficiency will confer on my tenant will make this a particularly rentable home.

Your best defense is to identify issues as or before they occur and be in a position to dispose of that inventory and replace it, hopefully with an early growth phase property.Market rents can significantly change in 5 years.

Which will be some sort of program that guarantees results and it is only going to cost you a few thousand dollars in the promise of making millions.With all that said, I don't think it is a bad deal to go to a free conference and maybe get you motivated to start on your own.

They use the AP as a defense, but of course they know it's not valid because a third grader could read the law and know these guys don't come close to actually using AP.