The Real Estate Investor and the Life Change Index Scale (The Stress Test) to scientifically and systematically determine the motivates seller (future title of the book)Event Impact Score and the Score of the Owner / SellerDeath of spouse 100Divorce 73Marital Separation 65Jail Term 63Death of close family member 63Personal injury or illness 53Marriage 50Fired at work 47Marital reconciliation 45Retirement 45Change in health of family member 44Pregnancy 40Sex difficulties 39Gain of a new family member 39Business readjustment 39Change in financial state 38Death of a close friend 37Change to a different line of work 36Change in number of arguments with spouse 35Mortgage over $20,000 31Foreclosure of mortgage or loan 30Change in responsibilities at work 29Son or daughter leaving home 29Trouble with in laws 29Outstanding personal achievement 28Spouse begins or stop work 26Begin or end school 26Change in living conditions 25Revisions of personal habits 24Trouble with boss 23Change in work hours or conditions 20Change in residence 20Change in schools 20Change in recreations 19Change in church activities 19Change in social activities 19Mortgage or loan less than $20,000 17Change in sleeping habits 16Change in number of family get-togethers 15Change in eating habits 15Vacation 13Christmas approaching 12Minor violation of the law 11TotalDirections If an event mentioned above has occurred in the past year, or is expected in the nearfuture, copy the number in the score column.

The only relief they provided was that when my worked, her aunt watched our 4-year-old kid.I work at a lower-end bank; I won't say the name, but suffice to say I get paid $12.80 an hour and have to work about 66 hours a week to make ends meet. 

I've been seeing lots of things recently talking about how the real estate market is going to tank after the COVID relief for eviction moratorium and mortgage forbearance wear off.

It seems like giving everyone a little relief would be more fair and provide a stimulus.

There will almost certainly be times when your rentals sit vacant and while no or very minimal power is being used the extra power being generated by the panels and sold back to the grid would be a small relief to the vacancy expense.

If it is in a finished first floor area, there should already be some type of provision for the pressure relief pipe.

Fiscal policy created huge amounts of surplus cash in folks pockets by PPP and all the Covid relief measures.

The mortgage debt relief act of 2007 may forgive him of the cancelled debt, depending on whether this was his primary residence and a few other factors.

That's hours of bank reconciliations for nothing and consolidations of accounts. :) 

For a hot water heater to blow up, it would be a faulty pressure relief valve combined with a limit failure on either a gas or an electric unit, both on the unit itself, a blowup wouldn't be caused by the guy running pex to it.