listed one in CA and NY, one with android pic of CA house the other with iphone pic of NY house.. and two different flat fee listers said the listing was rejected cause the pic was flagged as a 'screenshot' in further discussion, it reminded me of why i quit renewing my license cuz of MLS bureacracy on par with CAL BREamazes me MLS arent being sued for such shady practice -- its like theres a mafia behind the scenes bullying people that go with discount mls services under the guise of such flagssurely there ought to be a class action.. cuz it delays equitable houses going on the market till seller breaks down and pays for professional photography, full commission list agent/broker, etc!

Was the pipes leaking?

I’d check to see if those are common amenities at other similar buildings before buying them because they can have a tendency to leak.

I found my servicing company after experimenting with different contractors, I was able to build rapport with this particular company I know I have it set up so if anything were to break or leak my tenants notify them directly and then they notify me to confirm.

The blower door test measures how much air escapes from the leaks in your home. 

Of course, if there's water leaking or other potentially expensive situation, you can have them call or text IN ADDITION TO filling out the repair request.  

Just got my iphone 12 pro max and I was trying to update the app to my new phone but it showed app is no long available in app store to download.

On average the water bill for the whole park runs $500-600 a month, unless there is a leak such as a running toilet all month, it can peak at $1000.

Finally, you run the risk that they tell your buyer something about the house that isn't true, like the basement floods or the roof leaks - just to sabotage the sale.

Also works for leak detection and runs off of 4G, so no wifi required.