She is 87 years old and was diagnosed with terminal cancer a year ago.

My credit was a bit of a wreck due to having to live on credit cards during much of my illness when I was not diagnosed, and driving From place to place trying to find somewhere that my body felt OK!

The dinky town is now a more popular destination, Uncle did a massive remodel on the place and handed it over to a property manager and is doing a lot better.Uncle was recently diagnosed w/ terminal cancer and is planning to sell the place.

We bought our first houses on our twenties, basically for buy and hold, using regular bank loans.When she turned 30, she was diagnosed with Mody (Maturity Onset Diabetes of the Young) diabetes (a rare string that appears after later).We went to our (all life) bank to ask a loan for yet another investment and, of course, given her new condition, her life insurance more than doubled (I don't know how it works in other countries, but here the bank demands a life insurance with each loan).

At first, we thought the issue might be coming from the loose toilet and so a plumber came out to diagnose the situation.

She now claims that she was diagnosed with COVID and in quarantine and cannot say when the rent will be deposited. 

I know that I can diagnose and replace a toilet flapper.

There should be a valve where the icemaker water line connects to the pipe; make sure that valve isn't closed.If all that is good, then you have to diagnose it further, which you may want a service tech to do.  

There are so many variables to HVAC that can lead to problems.To your question, I would absolutely try to get the original installer back out to diagnose the issue.

Immediate projects: 1) repair/replace a roof deck. 2) Inspect & diagnose a AC system, and make repairs.Upcoming projects: add decks to a 3 level house, add a kitchenette, convert a garage into a ADU.