So I'll have a house but no running water LOL for a little while.

Lots of things can cause this but the gist is you are probably getting water in through the window or wall surface which is condensating.

A 20% fall in prices, and many places have seen much more than that, will mean you bring $16,000 to the table to get rid of it.If a stock falls by 10%, you still sell for $45,000.

There are lots of valid reasons NOT to provide this to a broker or agent who has a fiduciary responsibility to your opponent on the other side of the negotiation table.

There is a HOA fee of about $200/mo that includes all exterior maintenance, garbage P/U, water, and property insurance.

Rainy day of my safety check the panel was raining water like a fountain.

The Property:The GoodShort Sale, $125,000Assessed at $360,0003 Unit Eash w 7 Rooms, 4 BR 1 Bath.The BadEach unit needs a water heater.

Included in the financing would be land - water sources - mobile homes - sheds - decks & a cash cow of rental income with very low expense ratio to income - a small all adult mobile home with never a vacancy, & most of the rental income comes from Uncle Sam.Also when selling something such as this - what is the best way to weed out the tire kickers?

There was even speculation on being able to salvage the plane intact which for a water ditching is amazing.

$180 mo. water/trash ----------------------------- $1,110 total Rent collected: $575 x 3 = $1,725 + cash flow of $615 per month (vacancies and management fees were not calculated in, as this property previously had no vacancies and since empty, you'd be getting all new 1 year leases).