We just spent weeks trying to diagnose why a new hot water Pressure Relief Value leaked over time.

I have been informed by a tenant that the ceiling was dripping water last night (after a long rain) so i suspect that I have a roof leak.

Some of them you may have seen on tv...My chemistry career is in the field of alternative energy research, mainly the production of hydrogen fuel from sunlight and water.

Everything is new and they are large apartments as I am sure you can tell by the SQ/ft listed.There is public water and sewer and 4 NEW 100amp services.

You'd do well to put in a clause in the contract that drops the offer by a certain percentage each week the property is on the market.

When people are worried is when you get the really good prices.When people are worried, you can buy cosmetic fixers for cheap enough to make them worth your time.Buy cosmetic fixers, buy them cheap, and get them back on the market immediately, before prices have time to drop more.

We found a "cenote" which is basically a sink hole of water.

Bathroom, I would make sure it's tile and not vinyl and have shower doors instead of shower curtains, this way you don't have to worry about water damage to your subfloor in the future.

I am not sure if they can be evicted during that time or not but, after the laws changed, every investor I had known to pursue them, all dropped out of the HOA game.

According to a report by CNN, the 5 most expensive housing markets in the USA in 2007 along with average home prices were Beverly Hills, CA $2,206,883, Greenwich, CT $2,018,750, La Jolla, CA $1,800,000, Santa Monica, CA, $1,785,000, and Palo Alto, CA $1,687,000 .The 5 least expensive housing markets in the USA in 2007 along with average home prices were Killeen, TX $136,725, Minot, ND $139,033, Arlington, TX $139,175, Canton, OH $146,333, and Muncie, IN $150,000.According to the National Association of Realtors, the 5 cities with the biggest drop in home prices in 2007 were Palm Bay, FL $182,400 (median price) 12.4% (price drop), Sacramento, CA $335,700 (median price)10.5% (price drop), Sarasota, FL $287,400 (median price) 10.4% (price drop), New Orleans, LA $160,200 (median price) 8.2% (price drop), and Hagerstown, MD $208,400 (median price) 8.0% (price drop).The 5 fastest appreciating housing markets were Bismarck, ND $161,600 (median price) 15.3% increase, Salt Lake City, UT $246,700 (median price) 14.1% increase, Yakima, WA $163,200 (median price) 13.6% increase, Binghamton, NY $119,600 (median price) 11.4% increase, and Charlotte, NC $220,100 (median price) 11.0% increase.