If it's hot water, you need to say whether you have baseboard or standing radiators. radiators need the air bled to allow water to move, baseboard often doesn't have bleeds and the line needs the air flushed out by opening the drains at the boiler.

@Lisa Gunn , in this particular case, the question isn't how bad the foundation is right now, but how much worse will it become due to swelling and shrinkage of the expansive clay.

@Jeremy Chandanais you can stop the bleeding by doing one of two things:1.

It will make your fingers bleed after a while, but, you do what you gotta do.

You need to stop the bleeding and start making money again.

I find it useful to take a break from the conflict and see if there's other ways to either approach a problem (and turn lemons into lemonade) or to at least find a way to extricate myself from the situation, stop the bleeding and go into salvage mode.

Wells Fargo took over a year or so ago and I have had perfect payment history with them, as well as everyone else for years.When I was bleeding money like someone with a leg cut off at the hip, and had no options other than Foreclosure or as Chase and Bank of America suggested to "request a short sale", I went and had a meeting with the Bank Manager at my local Wells Fargo (yes with a coat and tie on) and explaned the situition in full and I ask him, "Will, this affect my Heloc with Wells Fargo?

I know, I've got a bleeding heart, but even those who focus solely on numbers will have some of the same concerns.

Dial FSBOs, FRBOs and MLS listings until your fingers bleed.

Are you going to keep bleeding cash each month?