Is this a deal-breaker in your opinion?

Is this a deal-breaker in your opinion?

This has saved us a couple times from repairs that don't need to be made (flip the circuit breaker) or situations like the days long power failure when they all went home and since we heard from them we could go down to insure the pipes didn't freeze.

The water spigots were torn off, exterior light fixtures being broken, breaker boxes being tampered with, cars being vandalized.

Best you can do is either (1) shut the cold water feed from the outside, to at least stop the feed to the leak, or (2) find a plumber who would at least go in to "short circuit" the leak, this means taking the connection from the cold water supply to the HWH, and the hot line coming out the HWH, and connecting the two.

Each condenser has to be on separate breaker, and 110V condensers are usually placed on 20Amp breakers, whereas 220V condensers require 30Amp breakers each - I'm not sure what your units are.

I will do them if it is a deal breaker but I have never sold a home to a client I met while hosting an open house.

I actually posted a new thread on this that goes deeper but to summarize it was a well done conversion that was done with breaker panels it's not some old knob and tube job.

The owner is all over the conference circuit (I have even heard her on Jean's program) and the CFO is a father of 3 with a banking background.

Does it have to be a T-shirt, how about polo shirts, wind breakers, jackets, hats, a tie?