What sold me into going to the seminar in the first place was the lack of pressure during our local REI club's seminar.

I did child support collections a few decades ago and got a lien on property being sold so we got the proceeds, income tax returns, seized and sold vehicles, garnished bank accounts, firearms, tap the till of taking money out the cash register, had a person searched and their money taken, and last but not least seized a big horn sheep mount. 

No high pressure, just good information.

I've had contractors pressure me that gutting a bathroom is the only way.

Areas that I know on an intimate level would be Arlington Heights, Prospect Heights, Wheeling, Mount Prospect, and Palatine.

The big banks gobbled these loans up for 20 cents on the dollar from the smaller banks as they were closed the problem is the big banks from public and government pressure will not foreclose on these folks BUT they will expedite a short sale you just have to get the right list and talk the sellers into short selling their house where they're living for free.

Winterizing is done to remove most of the water from the water system with air pressure and then filling the drains and toilets with antifreeze.

If you hear someone say they did bore a sewer its more than likely a force main (effluent from a pumping station under pressure).

It would need pressurizing of the entire system, which an inspector isn't qualified for or in the scope of his inspection.

Wondering if they are doing a favor to the buyer to try to add pressure on my end.