The breakers may also fail to shut off internally even if the toggle is switched to "off."

This is seeming like it will shut down the deal!!!!

usually the power is shut off in units with flooding.

We are currently doing a development on Providence Road beside Candlewyck Baptist Church that required about 5 acres of clearing and grubbing.

She rents it to church missionaries for 1350 for the past 4 years.

I am not an attorney but I have read up on landlord tenant law and it seems to me that the case law is split between whether you can allow water to be shut off even for non payment.

Just in the last month, I've had:A slab leak at one property.A rat chew through a PEX line at another property, flooding the house.A crumbled pipe shutting down drainage at another property, requiring a partial repipe.A bad foundation shift at another property that's going to require shoring up.And finally, my tenant at my only out of town rental called to let me know her neighbors were shooting off guns for New Year's, and she has bullet holes in her wall and roof.

For example, if the water is shut off to the house, a home inspector likely will not turn it back on.

Checked their website and phone number to ask about it, both are shut down...are they out of business now?

"Dont start investing until you have the financial backing of other rich members of the church of Scientology"  ...