I only use crimped connections & none have failed during the hard freezes we have at the Lakehouse whereas a 3/4 copper pipe supposedly drained split as did the push type connection at that junction.

it is supposed to go to new owner.

After inspection CalculationsWhat saved me was the ability to see how renovations were supposed to be financed.

@Jay Hinrichs I suppose it’s a good thing there are platforms such as BP that can help educate.

But as @Matt Geerts alludes to above, it is also necessary to know about liens etc, and that's where services like the one I mentioned further up the thread (or a lawyer willing to do a la carte title searches) might come in handy I suppose.

@Zach Fairfield  I hear ya.. on this particular subdivision. the sewer taps are at the property line when we built the roads so they were scoped pressure tested prior to sign off by city .. so the run from that point to the clean out is 25 to 30 feet max... so yes I suppose you could get a belly .... but regardless I am happy for them to do all the testing inspecting they want.

This percentage is supposed to factor in vacancies, maintenance, etc...

Factor in  equity gain through mortgage pay down and price appreciation plus tax advantages of depreciation, real estate is still a great investment in my opinion.Well...I suppose.

We were supposed to be sitting on our rocking chairs on our front porch saying "Remember when" and then forgetting what we were  trying to remember.

The title company is supposed to protect against this situation.