You probably are installing an angle stop with a compression fitting, so a small amount of leakage won't interfere with your installation.

Living in Fort Collins, the way the market has appreciated over the last 3 years has made people do some things they might not otherwise and ask new questions because the market has compressed buying so much and giving homeowners a new found confidence.While I do agree with most on here that it would be a bad idea to take on negative cash flow every month, i disagree that town homes are a bad investment option.

Easier than a foreclosure auction as you don't gave the tine compression issues and lender/owner should cooperate with title insurance. 

Cap rates can still compress in some neighborhoods.

conventional rates on the rise and HML rates falling.with all the private money / Hard money / secondary financing/  rates have been super compressed.. part of this on the west coast is lack of inventory and deal flow.. so to get deal flow HML are lowering rates.and of course rates had to rise from historic lows on conventional.anyone seen this set of circumstances before?

Once I find out my true "why", I pushed past the fear, educated myself, became a life coach and went all in, or as they say, burned the ships.The market has slowed us down in adding to our portfolio, cap rates have been compressing and buying right is more challenging.BestGino

Prices are high which is ultimately compressing cash flow.

They're talking about margin compression, lack of inventory, too many players and the inability to easily find homes with margins that work for them.

With compressing cap rates and it being a sellers market, in Atlanta and pretty much everywhere else you need to be very careful not to over pay.

I have used compressed air to blow out water lines so I could the solder them,  Just open all the faucets in the house and don't get carried away with too much pressure.