You need to be a little less sensitive and try to not feel you need to defend your philosophy for saving money.You want to save money I want my money to earn it's keep.

The reason I am so sensitive to water/sewer is because my water bill averages about $1,800 per month. ( I have a corporate client which leases 20 of my 39 apartments and they have dozens of people cycling in and out of several of those apartments, showering, cooking around the clock.

There are safeguards in place, like the 100 year assured water supply for new subdivisions like what @Doug McVinua mentioned.

The test we are using is highly specific but sacrifices sensitivity.

Without a full picture of your finances (and Im not asking you to post anything sensitive) its hard for me to guide you further.

I think the O/O crowd is a bit let sensitive to this, since time it will take for foreclosures to run its course may take longer than the worst of the impact takes.

Public health experts have also emphasized that the potential benefit of wearing a face covering is not for your own protection but to safeguard others around you.

I can vote for representatives whom I believe will try to create a better society, and who will put in safeguards that hopefully minimize waste, fraud and abuse. 

@Derrick Reyes recommend hiring either an attorney or agent to help you write a wholesale offer.Many will try to tell you NOT to do this, but if you're asking for advice here - then you don't have the knowledge to safeguard yourself against getting screwed.Even an honest wholesaler may leave you hanging on the following:1) Inaccurate ARV2) Inaccurate Rents3) Inaccurate ROI4) Inaccurate repair estimates5) Lack of proper inspection to identify repair issuesBecause wholesalers operate outside o real estate licensing, a buyer has little legal protection.

I know I'm just some random stranger knocking on their door, asking personal questions, so I can understand if they don't want to share such sensitive information.