Title says it all... this is in my personal residence but I’ve found BP to be a more credible source for answers than searching the web.After 2 or 3 showers the water gets cool/lukewarm, not freezing and will stay that way, can usually get away with a shower in the morning and one at night without problems but if it’s the kids in the tub and a shower that pretty much uses it up.Typical usage, nothing too long, any help?

Well, to my not so surprise, no insurance lenders are finalizing policies until after FLORENCE passes.

I would stay away from the pebble rocks, based on looks. 

You didn't say whether they stayed or not.

Just a few things I did to help me save (and they added up):- Cut out the cable and use wifi/Netflix - Make coffee at home - Stop eating out, only making it a special occasion here and there- Stop buying unnecessary clothes - Switched from a 35$ a month gym to a $10 a month gym- Cut out "snacks" when grocery shopping- Quit smoking cigarettes - Be mindful of utilities, shut off lights at night, don't leave them on- And most importantly, stay busy.

I’m reading a book on the Great Depression right now that talks about the importance of staying liquid so you can pick up deals in stocks and real estate.

The thing you'll probably be surprised about going from here to there is they don't have basements or if they do they don't count them in square footage.

Stay in close contact with them.

In our case, the tenant stayed, and we haven’t had any more drama on the street.  

Again, we reach a verbal agreement and again, like deja vu, one of the tenants messages me the next day (9/10) and says she will not be signing the new lease and will leave when the current lease is up.Now, only 2 tenants are willing to stay and they're arguing that I'm not giving them enough time if they need to move out by 9/30.