It needed a furnace heater installed as it didn't have one or the venting needed for it, the water heater was in the kitchen not separated by any walls, a giant tree was growing into the foundation causing it to be very bumpy and cracked, about 1/4 of the INSIDE of the house was stuccoed, and a lot of the house wan't up to code.So, it was basically a brand new house needing to be built.

There are still a lot of people under water on their mortgages.

She also said because of the leak there was water damage to the floor.

Making a statement that we are globally out of hot water is not going to work.

Hard to do much damage there.

This house went under contract twice and the last time was on September 22nd and on the door the city had left a sign on Spetember 23rd saying they have turned the water on, but looks like noone entered the property since then.

Politics is NOT discussed in federal service, it may be informally amoung friends as around any water cooler, but there is a clear line in federal service and it's a quick way to lose your job.Yes, the numbers are just as accurate as any other month, and they will be adjusted as all historic data is after confirmation of the trends in a few months.

Please don't tell me you are thinking about the end of the Mayan calendar.Even the US government recommends having a supply of food and water in case of such an emergency.

Sounds to me like the house may have been improperly built, insulation, water proofing, drainage or other issues may exist if it is a mold factory.

There should be a provision for prop mgmt, and the landlord may be paying for tenant water.