I have seen many copper drain lines with pin holes at the bottom, most times due to chemical put down the drain line, chemical such as Draino, and they would eat at the pipes and that's why the leaks are always at the bottom.Your leaks are from pressurized supply lines, not near a fitting.

Not trying to be harsh, but you are dreaming.

I tried the over the counter stuff and even went a bit overboard in a vacant unit but to no avail (yes they spread, move into walls, crawl spaces and attics, other units)...It was not chemical force that won in the end.

Steven, not to be harsh and please don't take this personally but.....confidence based on selling "way under market value" sounds good but can easily turn into fools gold. 

may mean actually doing a flip and seeing.If the answer is "no", you will know because youwill own a house with another mortgage and beunable to sell it and then file for bankruptcy.A harsh answer from the real world.

So much for any harsh repercussions.At the very least, Russia NEEDS to be kicked out of the Group of Eight (never should have been there in the first place) and have its WTO bid revoked.

Gave him chemical weapons and had him use them on Iran?

@Ben Leybovich 99.9%, come on, man, you're awful harsh and cold. 

Use only the best eco-friendly chemicals that won’t harm our environment. 

@Joe SplitrockThat does come across a little harsh.