They have a kit also to replace other components inside the tank, but if you say you are looking for a fill valve those can be purchased alone.

This is actually an important component of the determination of whether or not you were a "victim" of predatory lending or any other illegal or immoral scheme.It has been well established that when posting on this board you are subject to all kinds of opinions, not necessarily just the answer to the question you ask.

I take it that the area classifications can possibly be derived from the majority of property classifications but also may have an investor-subjective component to them?

After move in, I discovered that the landlord has padlocked the irrigation timer for the sprinkler system.

(Either by shopping at lowes/home depot or scouring craigslist for an even better deal on a new or nearly new item. 2) Contractor can't pad the price of a component over the amount he paid for it from his source 3) You get a better understanding of the level of materials there are in the marketplace so you know how to control your budget better ***caveat: its always easier of course to just have your contractor buy and install everything, but you pay a premium for that privilege.

So, the buyer needs to pay your fee in cash, in addition to the down payment and closing costs.2) Or, the lender pulls title shortly before closing and discovers the seller (you!)

He finally managed to get the 4th house rented, but the renters immediately discovered a leaky toilet and some other items his contractor had missed.

Can usually have them ordered out by the sheriff very very quickly. ....or if "controlled substance" is discovered on your property by you once you came to "check on heating zone valve".

I'd imagine it'd be different than absentees as there is a very strong emotional component.

I'm still in the investigation stage, and will probably discover something.I'm planning to ask for seller financing on this one if I make an offer, so we'll see where this goes.