They're tacky and look like s**t and if I see them anywhere near my 'hood they're going in the trash.I've seen some that someone has sliced up with a box cutter, but then thats just more litter, although I get a chuckle out of it.I've seen some that were written in a childish scrawl on the back of a pizza box as well......awful.Now that I got that out, back to work!

Help level the playing field, one short cutter at a time.

For example, all a water line is, really, is cpvc, glue, a pipe cutter, some clips, and a you tube subscription.

If you zoom the first picture, you will get an idea on how the prior owner rigged it.

@Suwratul Abdullah you're right, but I would rather belittle someone for giving useless, cookie cutter advice when real estate is a hyper-local industry.

Luckily, I thought ahead and got pricing for both phase two field work and geo-tech field work separate, then called back and was able to lower the cost of the Geo work by requesting the drilling rig do all the boring (environmental and geo) on the same trip, thus lowering my bill substantially.

Phx has a lot of new builds and cookie cutters homes, if a model match sold quickly then I have pretty good idea what my home will sell for.

Biggest fair is not finding buyers if I did a wholesale etc.I know there's no cookie cutter how to, but I would like to find something that walks you through from A-Z on deals that don't leave out the meat of the subject just to get you to spend $$$ on some course or bootcamp.

My agent won't even work with them based on bad experiences, bid-rigging, faulty listings and cheating BPO and R.E.A.s out of their commissions and other earned pay.They are in India and cannot speak or understand English.

The cpvc shut off valves are really cheap I bought they online for 1.50 each. which is a big savings over the sharkbite/pex valves which are 5.5-6$ cpvc is easy to work with too you dont need the ring tool just a pipe cutter and glue.