all point at a highly unprofessional, lazy individual...if he's part of a reputable agency, inform his superiors so that they have a chance to improve their usiness (because it sure doesn't sound like he's going to better himself, if he's now concerned with your personal impression of him instead of focusing on what he can do to rectify the situation, and what he can learn from it moving forward).

I decided a long time ago that I was better at recognizing and finding good deals, assessing properties, investing for growth, and decided to leave dealing with tenants to the experts, as such, I now use a good PM company (...and yes, there are reputable one's out there) to manage my tenants.

The copper is being replaced with plastic ;)

After moving from each area I found a reputable, and reliable property manager to take care of my investment.

So, as someone who has had a lot of trouble with contractors, wouldn't you want to go to a meeting where you might be introduced to a trusted contractor that someone else is willing to risk their reputation on?

California has a reputation in my area of being a night,are for landlords.

I’m a big plastic fan, PEX working pressure for ¾ is about 150 psig it doesn’t freeze so it is lower than ¾ copper tubing about 700 psig, 6 of one half dozen of the other, I wouldn’t waste my time from a freezing standpoint.

It is their reputation maybe they can advise on how to re-write your listing in a more appealing way or where else to market the property.

Yet we have a property in ON Canada, where the town replaced all sewer pipes to the home with plastic no charge (but I am sure it will appear buried in the property taxes one day).

The mold investigator however, may create a scope that tells them to carefully place the mold contaminated debris into plastic bags and seal the bags before moving them out of the work area.