as an owner do you pay water and sewer even after you rent it out? 

This is because the unknown water looks so deep and murky; however, the biggest advice I can give you is take a look in the area you live, or an area that is a little more affordable outside of where you live! 

If you have gas to the water heater and the furnace, I have to imagine 150A is fine for most SFR, but again, the electrician can do the load calculations.As for price, I don't know the prices in Phili, but I can't imagine $1900 is too expensive. 

The appraiser is mistaken about water damage.

We have been in a drought for so long that some dudes were able to dump some troubled properties without anyone knowing they were water drainage nightmares.

What happened is as we were walking through the living room, we were kicking up little bits of felt and they were then settling on the freshly painted cabinet doors.  

Hey all, I am still a fresh baby in the wholesaling so I could use some help here: Seller owes about 20k on the mortgage, home is estimated at 102k, Seller is asking 112k.

Make sure you have underwritten the replacement cost and remaining useful life of the major systems (roof, windows, hvac, hot water, kitchen appliances, flooring) and that you are funding for these.

I do not have a water softener where I live and my well water is pretty hard.

Water damage to the floor and wall, etc?