He didn't think he had to shut the water off because in his mind there was no water in the line. 

Hi,I've joined and creating this post on behalf of my father, who is planning to invest in real estate here in northern virginia, particularly in the falls church/arlington/alexandria area. 

I'm fairly confident the judge will evict, it's a fairly open and shut case, proper notice was given in August and September.

He did shut up after that for a few seconds anyway.

She gets a portion of her rent from her church, not to mention it’s below market rate for her unit.

I would've like to make my case of being grandfathered in for the simple fact that the previous owner (whom is close to 80 years of age and self managed as Owner Occupied for over 35 years) had tried in the past:  1st - To reduce taxes because it's listed as a 3 & 2 but then the tax site has it as 6+ and when the old man had them visit the buildings they seen 7 mailboxes that USPS installed( so he decided to stay shut and not pursue it) 2nd- The 2 family already had 3 gas meters and even a fire escape because the 3rd floor studio apartment only has access thru back door.The front building has 4 gas meters, 1st floor, 2nd floor, 3rd floor and one for the front Studio apartment (which is like a basement apartment) but its street level with main entrance off sidewalk. 

There is no reason to open a ceiling unless a camera reveals a problem.The big issue is that shutting vents can put extra strain on the blower fan.

So you shut your hole, and you keep your friend.Sometimes, the difference in your lifestyles forces you to speak.

. - My plumber notices that many common area shut off valves are seized and almost all shut off valves in my unit are seized. - After testing the shut off valves in the basement storage room, one of the hot water valves started leaking.

This caused neighbors to complain and we were shut down with a stop work order for about 4 months.