No I was referring to one at 3558 Mount Abbey Ave, San Diego (Claremont).

stick to your offer. leave the door open and if you have a good agent (if your using one) he should do some back work for you. i won a few properties that way. and if you don't hear from ut then move on. don't pressure youself into a deal that you'll regret.good luck

And large quantities of street level retail in New York are now empty due to the pressures of Amazon.

It might help you sell the house since you can indicate that it has been upgraded.I would do what is necessary but not go overboard.If you have galvanized, replacing the water line from the street to the house makes a hug improvement on water pressure as galvanized will rust and restrict the flow of water over time.I believable you just need to have working plumbing with good water pressure for the appraisal.I would be more worried about plumbing issues or old piping showing up on a buyers inspection than it affecting an appraisal.

I mounted a small fan on the dash and sweat a lot.I did just the opposite of my nephew when I was his age.

Have him inspect the gas service by doing a pressure test of the house.

I have 64 units -- 42 in Mount Washington and 22 in Mount Airy. 

Will they have enough water pressure?

If one of us loses job, we will be under a lot of pressure and even may need to sell it - or we need to sell our only investment property a multifamily in Boston to save it.

That is more likely to be a higher pressure environment.