Well, I'm not trying to start a p****ng match, but where I see people just posting complete BS I have to call shenanigans on them.PNW wrote: The Clintons stole antiques from the White House, for Pete's sake.

In fact many high consumption industries eventually leave for that reason.Several years ago we inherited a couple of old spinster tenants (14 years residency) that were paying large, but subsidized, NG heating bills, but only $500/month in rent.

I do appreciate your concern about people getting carried away with refi’’ng their properties, but I new the opportunity at hand and my market very well which helps in determining when to pull this type of trigger.  

I agree with @Rich Ng.  

I'm going to second Dan Smith and Rich Ng It's imperative you follow the laws to the T in Massachusetts or else you could find yourself in some pretty hot water.

I have several on-demand NG Jacuzzi systems that I installed 7 years ago in 3 separate properties & so far absolutely no problems.

Winter is coming and many of us will be H-U-N-G-R-Y!  

Comps are e v e r y t h i n g in our business.

@Rich Ng There is one other bathroom in the house that has noisy pipes when flushing, but no sewer smell.

@Grace Ng As far as you question on "how long properties stay vacant", you can break that down to 5 other questions.