Is it possible it's a pinhole leak and that's why the meter isn't spinning and detecting it?

Many times we put a bit of spin on things, leave bits out because it is too complex to explain or something has changed.RE attorneys who do not know the state law is the latest reminder for me.I think of it this way.

While I'm completely in favor of consumer protection and more than willing to abide by rules and regs and invest in education (I happily comply as a licensed real estate salesperson), the securities/notes/brokering world as it pertains to licensing has my head spinning.

Stop spinning your wheels trying to hunt down these people.

.)#2- land development-I have to wait till Monday when the code officer is in office (country town) -Print- never mind gotta wait till I know what I CAN do with the land- no sense in spinning wheels and wasting time.

Where the roof leaked and was patched you also need to look in the crawl space and make sure there is no rot or mold on the beams between the ceiling and the roof. 

My head is spinning after reading all the rent control ordinances and exemptions.Here are some links that I've been looking through this morning for my own research:Berkeley rent ceiling search (max rent you can charge per unit): http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/RentBoardUnitSearch.a...Rent Ceiling Overview: http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/Rent_Stabilization_Bo...If you can figure all that out, let me know.

Its the same as the letters used to buy homes.. just the discounted note spin. 

The small investor owning 1-5 units 1500 miles from home is spinning their wheels in my opinion.

I hope you spin the profit wheel on this one !!!