The flow of water is noticeably slower.

Unless you are paying some ridiculous 5 figure sum to someone who is going to teach you “everything” (I dont recommend this btw) I would suggest that you evaluate what strengths you have, what skills you can bring to the table and offer those things to someone in your market.

Several months into the lease, there was a water leak in the basement and the carpet in the basement had to be replaced.

For a family that uses lots of water it can easily be $1,000/year. 

The sales paperwork said the property had a source of water that met the city drinking water quality standards.

The pipes were stolen prior to contract resulting in water gushing inside and wet carpets etc.

Also, if you can't see them during the day, check in the dishwasher and around the the water heater with a flashlight. 

At the closing table the wholesaler brought someone who he claimed was the seller.

The more skills you can acquire at a young age, the more value you’ll bring to the table, and more doors will open.

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