Tech found leak on 1/2 copper pipe that’s feeding the upstairs tub."

They are worth every penny.2.

@Daniel Jarvis  same way you keep thieves from stealing your copper your aircondition units.. your HVAC system your hot water heater and anything else of value when your house goes vacant.now in our area for reality.. you have to have a harvest permit and the mills before they buy the timber will check on ownership.. if it does not match or someone is some nefarious type of person unknown to the mills they wont buy the logs  simple as that.its all treble damages if caught and of course grand theft auto  IE jail time. what is more common that we saw in my day of logging is the logging companies not keeping proper track of truck slips and a few truck loads go missing.. the only way to keep that from happening is to literally stand there and count the trucks going out and pick up the truck slips.. the trucks then have to go through scales .. and you get the scale tickets without truck ticket and scale ticket mill won't pay for logs either.could there be little mom and pop mills that don't care I guess.. but not out our way we are selling logs to multi million dollar companies  Stimson  Hampton  Warehouser for the Wisconsin guys we sold a ton of logs to Menasha for expert..

In my experience, what you have done would not add a penny to the value of a property.

Down to the penny.

It seems to brighten up every room and a fresh coat of white paint makes everything feel more clean, both of which are attractive qualities for prospective buyers when they view properties.

Anyways, in two years he'll have $28,800 (assuming he saves every penny) but let's say that extra cash is burning a hole in his pocket so he spends $10k.

Rolfe's persistent imaging of people who live in mobile homes as "other" and his negative stories about how those people live allows MOST (not all, I am sure) investors to feel justified squeezing every single penny they can from people who have very little.  

It turns out both units were occupied by squatters and both units had been completely destroyed by copper thieves; from the basement to the upstairs bathrooms.

I come across so many motivated sellers that will give fire damaged property away for pennies!