The city's water quality report makes no mention of sulfur, as far as I can determine.The cold water is ok by me - I take my pills, brush my teeth, make coffee, etc. with it, but the cat turned her nose up at it when I moved in here.

Things will go wrong in real estate; some folks wash out when they do, and other people grit their teeth and work through the problem--and become stronger and more experienced as a result.  

Be sure to break the news on time and be sensitive as you know people can be sue-happy these days. 

As easy as this sounds, it's not simple and usually like pulling teeth.

I will provide port-a-potties and distribute 5-gallon water jugs to all the tenants to use for teeth brushing, washing, etc.

LOL re "flowers" - another sensitive point.

-Sensitivity tables are an extremely useful and simple way to show how a range of assumptions on rent, exit cap, etc. can affect returns.

The market is more sensitive to location. at any given price range.

You'll be hard pressed in my opinion to find someone that will let you cut your teeth on their money.

I don't where it went but I guess it wasn't anywhere sensitive because she never seemed to notice it running around in there.After they were finally gone I had an exterminator set off some kind of fogging 'bombs' in the place.