Cast-iron pipe is inside house after the drain system turns outside the house it adapts to concrete pipe there is several spots they have roots growing  in at the seams .

Ironically enough that taxation move will force investors to not sell during his time in office.

I got a new PVC line hand dug to replace cast iron for under $2k.

It is most likely cast iron, possibly some lead, and beyond it's useful life.

We're still working on ironing some things out as well as getting a contractor that is interested. 

There is ALWAYS rust in cast iron pipes .

Hopefully you can iron things out with your current QI.

Originally posted by @Essam Elkady:You are exaggerating the capex also you can find descent manager for six percent the way you do your calculations is super conservative remember no guts no glory even in your example you are still paying principle and I consider this long term money saved Essam, ironically enough, I felt that the number given in the CapEx article I linked to above (which is where I got that CapEx number), was a bit liberal.

I have had some pretty bad carpet damage (iron burns in the carpet) in a place I have in Milwaukee, only to have the commissioner tell me that that was normal wear and tear - no joke.

The comparison to Clayton Morris was way off base and honestly rather ironic given who I am, the Clayton Morris content I've produced and the money I've spent beating Clayton Morris in a $7.2 Million lawsuit.