I run Burlington House Buyers and have some great deals coming down the pipe.

This could include checking on pipes to make sure they haven't frozen in sub-zero temps, walking the property to make sure the cleaner is doing their job correctly, running a package over in-between guests, or running an item over to a guest that may have ended up not working after their arrival...like a coffee pot.

Also, is that 7 ft with hvac/pipes below that?

So you definitely want to do the extra things like check if there is a live gas line that has been uncapped, run a camera through the sewer pipes, and do some extra research on the infrastructure in the city.

So im exhausted so I just really want to know what consequences could i possibly face breaking into my own property? 

Plumber comes back out and found the main water line and all pipes throughout the home was Kitec so now I have to repipe my entire house. 

I bought one and it had serious burst pipes even though it was "winterized".

Water from the ground is good so does that mean that the pipes from the well to and in the house are bad?

We are a small landlord in MA with a rental in Rhode Island managed Nexus Property management. So tenant owed us couple months rent and was evicted and property management went in and filmed the condition. They didn't...

If the pressure doesn't hold or you notice water being forced out of any pipes, you know it may have plumbing issues.For electrical, FHA inspectors use a generator connected to the power panel.