I implemented this strategy after getting hosed for $1500 water bill b/c: 1) tenant knew water company wouldn't turn off the water (they amended this strategy in 2014) and 2) property manager wasn't following up with all payments.If you're a Detroit investor, call DWSD's landlord unit, and they can email you the forms so you can give tenants hardcopies the day they sign the lease.

If it is the same situation on both hot and cold, and the supply pipe/hose is separate, then it might be the faucet.

Then the hydraulic excavator appeared on the scene. 

It's like drinking from a water hose.

It was definitely like drinking from a fire hose as far as the amount of information. 

If you can't develop or hold pressure, you know you've got plumbing issues, but at least you don't have a watery mess to clean up.You can get everything you need at Home Depot including a portable generator and a portable air compressor and all the fittings to connect the air to a water hose bibb, or even a kitchen faucet.

I know plenty of folks with 7 BRRRR's under their belt locally get hosed on their first BRRRR out of state.

Gutter pieces, fittings, hoses, knobs, valves, vent covers, trim pieces, paint brushes, screws,...on and on We spent 3k just on dumpsters and cleanup.  

That's great Mitz, the information is like drinking water from a fire hose.

A hydraulic load test can be done to see if it's saturated.