There are other resources as well, but this is one I've recently been using to find and filter NOD's with equity.

Maybe someday the city will actually get it’s act together like many other cities on replacing lead lines, but until then it’s much cheaper to just install filters at all the relevant sinks.

Mine has a filter to protect the leach field, which gets clogged by coffee grounds and especially cat litter. 

Check the filters to make sure they don’t need to be replaced and/or have a bunch of long hair stuck on them and need to be washed?

Hi @Kim Stricker      Zillow will show you the sold price, you just need to filter for sold properties.

We send our HVAC guy out 2x per year to "change filters" and we get recon on the condition of the house, including the smell.

But again, there's opinions on all sides of the spectrum on this topic, just filter through the pros and cons of both and decide what works best for you at this time.

-I found the best way to filter out problem guests was to be very up-front in my listing about the downsides of my apartment (distance from the subway, age of the building, etc.) so that people knew right away whether it was for them or not.

They can provide you with filtered mailing lists... for example, ALL OUT OF TOWN OWNERS FOR HOMES PRICED AROUND $200 TO @300 THOUSAND RANGE FROM CHEYENNE TO CRAIG ROAD AND WEST FROM TENEYA TO THE N215.

If they call back an IVR can help filter our the people that want to be removed.