I couldn't put compression couplings on it so decided to replace service line to house.  

@Connie Stainbrook From a Houston perspective, there is a lot cash available in the large multifamily marketplace and cap rates have compressed dramatically. 

More specifically, what I would like to do is to find some opportunities where I can (a) add value through my work, (b) have a reasonable expectation of natural cap rate compression, and (c) have a favorable risk/reward balance. 

But cap rates are compressing in all these areas as well.

3) Scarcity - too much competition means profit margin compression.

We don't really want to sell it but cap rates have compressed in that market so much over the last six months that testing the market is a prudent thing to do.

One of the great strengths of the park industry is that the entire industry is compressed.  

I would really appreciate it if you could provide some insight with regards to the following scenario.In year one GP has 20% equity and Limited Partners A,B,C,D have the following interest in the property's equity.A: 20%B: 20%C: 30%D: 10%If the operating agreement states that after payback of principal the equity split will convert into 50/50 would the Limited Partner's individual interest compress equally?

However, I see cap rate compression should we go the Japan route.

Copper needs a 'compression style' while galvanized uses a 'pipe thread style'.The compression style looks like a Nut and the copper pipe just disappears into it.Pipe threading is obvious.