(The worse your supply chain, the harder it is to manage... and Lowes/HD are some of the worst possible vendors to deal with for most things)What are your subcontractors like?

Do they actually supply coaching with the basic package. 

Fire X Lightning X Explosion (includes Sonic Boom and Water Hammer) X Windstorm and Hail X Smoke X Aircraft and Vehicles X Riot or Civil Commotion X Volcanic Action X Sprinkler Leakage X Sinkhole Collapse X Vandalism/ Malicious Mischief Where Special Form covers all of these plus a few others you may want.Falling ObjectsWeight of Ice & SnowWater DamageTheftCollapseThere are many cases where going with Basic Form makes sense and other where Special Form may be a better choice. 

it could be crud from inside a corroded galvanized supply line or it could be something wrong with the faucet itself.  

You're still getting your supplies from home depot...  

In addition to the foregoing, the island contains its own wastewater decontamination plant and extensive well water supply and distribution facilities.What does an 840 acre private island - almost exactly the same size as Central Park - on the tip of Long Island, New York go for these days?

@Amir Kabiri  The disadvantages are that if you find a smoking deal out there (that isn't listed) and you know it's worth more than the seller will sell for, if you are licensed, you are obligated to tell the seller the market value, and THEN if they still want to sell to you at the discounted price, make sure you disclose that it IN WRITING, and both of you sign. 

I had a smoking deal on rent too. $600/mo and he could have easily charged us $900+.

I took the RRP (renovation, repair, painting) training so I could become more knowledgable and effectively address this to keep our properties safe. http://cfpub.epa.gov/flpp/searchrrp_training.htmThe reason the law uses the date of 1978 is because lead-based paint supply was still in warehouses long after it was no longer being manufactured.

this is really a question of common sense - so you friend has to see what the market will pay - supply and demand - and there are often rent laws in Germany so he should check that out - he would probably do better renting thru an agent (Makler) they have just made rules on how much a Makler can charge as well - he might also list it on Craigslist if it is in an urban area or a place of student demand and he has someone to handle the on site things.