by casting a vote for it.

I am heavily invested in my stock portfolio and have slowly come to realize that I have a lot of money in a system I don't fully trust or believe in its operating systems.

I generally don't ever receive late rent because I use the Venmo payment system for electronic rent payment, which virtually every young person already uses.  

There's a federal tax incentive:A taxpayer may claim a credit of 30% of qualified expenditures for a solar system that serves a residence located in the United States that is owned and used as a residence by the taxpayer.The LADWP (Los Angeles Department of Water & Power) also offers an incentive which comes in the form of a subsidy for the electricity you do get from the grid.

I would pay for an evaluation of the current system by another reputable contractor.

This fraud essentially undermines any previous confidence in the entire financial system.

Focus on that one and build your systems and processes so that you can repeat. 

If you don't mind, which system did choose and why,  I'm  looking into several and I'd appreciate your insight.

hard to say, kimberly. you could replace the entire plumbing system and of course know it will work, as it did before, and then just move on. i wouldn't recommend replacing with copper again as it just become missing again. if the numbers still work after replacing what was taken, then do it and move on. if you can do it yourself, then even better yet

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