I'd bet it's at the hot water heater tank, since that's where most leaks seem to be.

I purchased the property prior to the marketing boom and tank, purchased in 2001.

It needs some work. i.e. new kitchen and bathroom, paint, finish hardwood floors, patch the roof, maybe paint exterior...I'm a little concerned because it has well water and a septic tank.

We barely budged when the economy tanked in the US (sorry guys in the us) and as long as our government continues to regulate our banking systems, keep our lower interest rates, and allowing high levels of immigration, I don't see this trend slowing down.

Hello friends,My name is Jessica and I live with my husband and kids just north of Dallas.In 2011, my husband and I became reluctant landlords when we needed to move to a different suburb, but but the house we bought in 2006 had tanked in value.

There are some real "sharks" down there with lots of cash, they have the funds to "clean up shop" and can bid all day long.

She holds a monthly Shark Tank Meetup.  

Just a quick post for future folks, the monthly meetups of the CLE Real Estate Think Tank are now in the private room at Melt on Rockside in Independence, effective immediately.

In the basement, I was a little leery about the exhaust vents that went from the hot water tanks into the chimney due to a slight negative pitch on the ducts, as well as some gaps in the ducting (CO issue).

Other factors, like title issues, environmental issues (asbestos, oil tanks, etc) can hinder the process.