I also have a $175,000 line of credit ready if something catastrophic happens.

I, unfortunately, have alot of experience in catastrophic losses and large scale insurance claims.This is my attempt to give back to this community and provide some of my hard earned wisdom in the hopes that it helps you navigate this horrific situation.Get a support network now.

With sub-metering a owner will: Quickly identify water leaks; Promote common sense water conservation; Mitigate catastrophic plumbing events; Lower their tenants' over all rental expenses.

Right now I am concentrating on a single style (LTR small multi in CT) and a catastrophic event here would frankly put me out of business. 

Every catastrophe is also an opportunity. 

You can even find articles written about it by people who presented thorough analytics of what took place in Boeing management before the catastrophic events brought media attention to its' shortcomings.

We had catastrophic floods here in 2013 and it took a long time, but we recovered. 

Barring a catastrophic down turn I don't see the average price coming down significantly, ie.

I also have a $175,000 line of credit ready if something catastrophic happens.

They had to do it, otherwise many banks and commercial customers are at the point of refinancing and the Government itself is at a strategic debt refinance point; thus, if they didn't lower rates, it would have been a catastrophe short term.