Thanks for the tag @Patrick Britton and happy to hear the opportunity @John Preston Neely. 

That's a good point to keep in mind down the road though thank you@Patrick Britton I'll give them a call, thank you!

Originally posted by @Jordan Moorhead:@Jeshua Patrick that's actually not under-priced for that unit and this time of the year which is the funny thing. 

I agree with Patrick.  

@Patrick Page may have some ideas!

Thank you Patrick and Seth for your feedback.  

@Patrick Gregory I would love to connect and chat about my experience with Martel and other turnkey companies I interviewed.

@Patrick Toy if you can give a little more info as to the type of property you are looking for, I would be happy to see if there are homes that match your search criteria.

Originally posted by @Patrick Liska:sound like a normal slab on grade. have the floor cut and replace the galvanized pipe with PEX, but run it through some schedule 40 pipe, maybe 3". this way if it ever has to be removed it can be cut, pulled out and new one pushed back through. i do not recommend running the pipes through the attic, i'm sure Georgia doesn't get that cold, but something may happen to the lines if they are up in the attic and cause more damage below. plaster walls can be patched. while you are at it check the waste lines, if they are cast iron, check the condition and replace if you can, that would be the time to do it.I love this idea! 

Hi, my name is Patrick!