It’s dings it’s dents, what it does when it’s cold, and when it rains.

I've been cold calling and targeting preforclosures in my area for almost 6 months now.

The mixing valves can't work properly due to the higher pressure differential between cold and hot. 

You need to have some dirt stained fingernails before you jump out of state cold turkey .

So now I have taken THE LEAP and have begun cold calling and placing my marketing signs in various locations.  

Bandit signs (crackdown), direct mailers, cold call, warm call, direct email, social media... the gurus promising how to get everyone that wants or needs fast to your sight and I have 1 conclusion...

You can find cold calling experts on Upwork.

I would also be interested to know if you had an expansion tank on the cold water side as to be code compliant as per most cities.

The huge thermal mass of the brick is what slows down the heat/cold transfer.

Setting aside 2hrs/day for cold calling?