This is from Jan. 2022I Hi Tom,Apparently Copper is a non-Ferris metal (ok, enough of the misspelled jokes here).Pretty much all you can do is get some bids.On the bright side, they now use shark bite fittings and (what are basically) hoses vs the old soldered copper stuff, so the labor might be less.Make sure they didn't take your water heater and your furnace, because those also can be targets.Good Luck!

Its not turn key its math.. its non appreciating markets and its investor expectation.. you have a CA bias or expectation you can't take it to Memphis.. if your going to go down the mid west rental path you need a way to scale to 10 homes.. you need to know how to find the right deals put in some time and effort to make sure you not getting hosed up front.. and you need to pay these homes off.. 

PEX generally has less joints because you are running reels of hose.

I would take a hose, run water along the area where the leak was found.  

Disconnect garden hoses from the house to prevent frozen water lines and flooded basements.2.

Stains can wear well or not, depending on the quality of the product and how it was applied.We don't pressure wash wood decks, instead, we prefer to use a good hose sprayer and a deck brush.

If you get HOSED and get and pay an extra 2-3% you’re talking about $200/mo at the worst.

Like a fire hose....blasting him in the face...

I would think you could run the hose up to the second floor and the first but not sure if you could get one condenser that would do the whole house at the same time. 

You might also take this time, as a reminder, to change the batteries in your thermostat, replace your furnace filter, and clear your air vents to ensure your unit is working to the best of its ability.4) This is also a good time to disconnect your exterior hoses. 5) It is also now time to change the batteries in your smoke detectors.