@Don Le first off, are you sure tenants pay their own water?

Long-time paramedic, getting my size 16 feet into the water providing safe and affordable rentals to those that need it. 

In Greater Boston, keep it simple: target 2–4 units near strong transit and hospitals where rents stay resilient, run real comps and conservative rent assumptions, and factor taxes, water/sewer, and winter maintenance so your numbers are honest.

Put 1 inch soapy water in the bottom , left filter in and spent 2 hours sucking up bees .

Developers are looking to build an $850 million data center campus on 151 acres in Jarrell, a small but growing city far north of Austin.He added the project would create 400 to 450 construction jobs and up to 50 operations jobs when completed.As for water usage, he likened it to a swimming pool, saying it has some evaporation through cooling cycles and would need to be refilled, but the technology is now more efficient."

The faint water stain that becomes a ceiling leak?

A client had a huge tree fall on house, in huge rain storm so there was also water damage, that got fully covered.

Pumped for the BT REI Summit in Denver, who else is going to that?

It wouldn't be able to be occupied until at least the water and sewage were done.Would it be possible to get a loan around the time the front house settled, so I can immediately start fixing up the second house to be able to get a occupancy permit by installing the water and sewage and some interior redesign.

A couple of the adjacent cities are planning on building 2500 new homes in the area...not sure of the impact as there is a water shortage due to salt water intrusion.