Otherwise I can't find a logical reason to explain how appliances can break down so frequently for a 7-year-old house. 

No idea on price but it’s frequently done in the area.

We have it in our office (very high traffic, Denver, snow/slush/rain coming in frequently) and it holds up well. 

Below is a cut and paste of an email sent to me (I get these frequently – their name is excluded here)…Anyone else get these and if so, what is your experience?

Betting against the Blackrock etc is like betting against a casino where the fix is in. 

Days that I am at the property frequently I receive a lot of money relatively, and if two weeks or so goes by I might only get $6 which is 3 loads.

It's a real city - i.e. multiple industries, diversified economy (in comparison to smaller locations like Bastrop, NB, SM, etc)Other than that, maybe the only other reason why I mentioned SA is I lived in South Austin before so there's a comforting (emotional) comfort with SA driven by frequent day trips to SeaWorld with my children.

I use this example because it is the kitchen, a place the tenant would visit frequently and the kitchen sink is something they would use as well.  

Though we don't offer Whole Life contracts, I see them frequently, and I used to be contracted for a short time by another carrier who's bread and butter was Whole Life.The "Be Your Own Banker" concept is something everyone is familiar with if you work in this space.

My wife and I live in Arizona and travel to Puerto Penasco (Rocky Point) frequently.