On a gas line, you may be required to get a pressure check prior.I'd have the sewer line checked out for sure.

When friends and co-workers talk about buying vacation homes I always advise them to also consider their typical annual expenditures on vacations and if you are ready to feel the pressure of vacationing predominantly at one location (and one property).Having your own place is great, but if you plan to rent it out a lot, you won't be able to fully personalize it with nicer things due to damage risk from short term tenants.Personally speaking, the world is an amazing place.

When starting as a side line you do not have the sometimes immense pressure of having to do a deal to create cash flow to live on.

Watching someone run a belt sander over a cabinet door can show you how it's done. but when you try it the first time, you're likely going to learn how not to do it, even though it may look like the same technique.I agree with Jon. almost mentioned it, but what you can't see is how much pressure to use with power tools of how hard to grasp the skill saw or really how hard to swing that hammer and not dimple the wood.

These are pretty much pressure points to force the seller to deal with you.

I am interested in rental properties and multifamily properties Mount Kisco, Bedford, Bedford Hills, and Katonah.

Charleston might be a cool area which is near Mount Pleasant right?

The efficiency can temporarily go down due to a large mount of information input such as the last housing crash.

Im working on a stud mount type shower stall with 3 panels.

In addition, when they represent buyers, they have to show potential buyers what offer would be reasonable.Sometime you see a ridiculous asking price, that's usually due to pressure by seller to insist on a certain asking price.