I did a few other tests and confirmed it's the kitchen drain but right where it crossed under the shower where the tub spout protrudes out of the wall, it was touching the drain from above, and that pipe when water's on, vibrates against the drain and encouraged a slow drip, but the drip happens even if I just turn the kitchen faucet on.Now I need to device a plan to fix the leaking drain line, which is 1-1/2" copper, not PVC.

Another aspect, the system is being built control the origination, processing and servicing of billions in notes, while seller financing is from owner's equity (almost like getting money from the Treasury for almost nothing) loan fees will be generated off of money not held or on deposit by these lending service entities.

So, the owner of one of those dogs has the responsibility to take control.

Frank's friend Todd lives in a rent controlled building.

This provides us with another option at the time of disposition as we can sell the company, leaving the existing financing in-place {though some lenders have extended their due-on-sale clause to include changes in control of the owning entity, making this more difficult}

As I am purchasing it for a discount and then re-selling it "possibly'' on the MLS to have a wider buyer base, plus I want to be able to control the sell price.Again, if anyone has a good idea on how to structure this and if I am on the right track, it would be greatly appreciated!!!

Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.Good LuckPaul

All three credit bureaus require it, as a result of the FTC requiring them to implement tighter controls to cut back on identity theft.I would recommend doing the on-site inspection so you get the actual detailed credit information on the applicant.

Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.Good LuckPaul

Take away rent controls & sell the buildings to private enterprise ..... problem solved :)