Also, not sure why a drain line would freeze either unless the original builder of 1912 didn't put a proper pitch in the waste line.

Well, not sure if this is the correct forum to post this but just thought I'd share my flooding issue from this past week.The polar vortex visited us in Balto/Dc area this past week and caused the pipe to freeze and burst in the condo above us.

I freezed, I didn't know what to ask or what to do, so I wrote down her contact number and here I am, figuring out what to do.

I have had difficulty showing in January and February due to weather and have had a water freeze disaster (because power went out) in early March this year.

The hot attic melts the snow and it runs down over the cool eves and freezes.

Then, all of the freeze and thaw that occurs in our area is causing the bricks to break down - and God knows what other damage.

Depending on how the ROFR is worded, the seller may be required to first negotiate a specific deal with a third-party buyer and then freeze that transaction momentarily while the holder of the ROFR is given a chance, for a limited time, to buy the property at the same price and terms.

here is how i deal with inquires on my credit files.http://www.idtheftcenter.org/Factsheet124.pdfbefore i got the credit freezes my scores were a solid 750's.

It had nothing to do with freezing pipes.

Its freezing up there in the attic so...hard to believe there would be a problem.