my dad was selling the very first frozen bread in the market place mid 60's.. and  just like all the 'bP fanatics he was looking for something better.. nothing more nothing less..

I told them not to do that because you’re not really saving that much AND the cost of a frozen or ruptured pipe is WAY more that what they would ever save on a gas bill.SO......about a month later, they say they have no heat after being away for a few days.

Frozen pipe in the crawl space in the basement.

Right now I have so many options I'm overloaded with what direction to go that im frozen and stuck not knowing what to do. 

You don't start to make a profit until all of your costs is recovered, that means all of the cash you put in.5 - Don't think of the property as your asset, think of the cash that's in it as your assets (cash flow = liquid cash; Equity = frozen cash)6 - When the property's equity equals double the down payment (cash) you put in (this is the equity you paid for), your property starts to lose money. 

Tenant agrees to take due precaution against freezing water or waste pipes and stoppage of same in and about said premises.This includes, but is not limited to disconnecting all garden hoses from outdoor faucets prior to freezing weather and opening cabinets under fixtures that are adjacent to outside walls to allow warm air circulation near water and waste pipes.If water or waste pipes are frozen Tenant will notify Landlord immediately and in writing.If Tenant did not take due precaution to prevent the freezing and/or fails to notify Landlord of a problem in a timely manner, Tenant will be held liable for all damage caused thereby.

This is not Alaska but a frozen faucet in Maple Valley, Wa.

The online bidding process plus all the yield hungry BIG investment pockets, who can afford to set up 100's of legal entities to "outbid" the smaller fries, has frozen us out in Iowa, at least in the online format.

Unfortunately I’m still stuck up in the frozen north :(

However, do not count on it to be available when you need it.Banks have frozen line of credit in the past and will do it again.