Is it always on a hot water line, on many occasions if your have a circulating pump all the constant water movement literally wears the pipe from the inside out.

This is one of many articles that have been circulating the last year or so:Housing the homeless is cheaperI think being part of that solution would be great.  

Vegas to circulate some of that excess dough!

Because I do not believe in the fairy-tale regurgitated stuff.I use logic, and data, and I think, and I find holes in rumors circulating around.

It seems like everyone just want to circulate your list and it comes back to you with an even BIGGER price tag. 

So forget it, do something else.Marc and Chris, I will give some thought to an old tactic, along the lines of a purchase/repurchase, deals funded conventionally, notes sold to an investor pool, conventional lender circulates the same dollars less thier fee.

I've seen instances where the tenant never established a gas account, and lived with no hot water, no stove, no furnace -- a house full of electric space heaters, and a lot of mildew (due to humidity and poor air circulation).  

Keep a circulating fan going at all times. 

Granted, there are reasons to pay interest on Fed deposits (one is to set a floor on prime so that interbank lending wouldn't dry up completely) but the moral hazard here is obvious.The third chart shows the monetary base, which is total currency in circulation (i.e., the cash in our wallets) plus cash held in reserve by banks.

Particularly since 2008, in the US we're moreover now in "uncharted waters" under UN subsidiary, Maritime Admiralty 'legalese...' but one thing is obvious, those in power (you've likely never heard of) can order the "printing" of (seemingly) unlimited Xs and Os, plus the approx. 2% of fiat monopoly IOUs in physical circulation (IH$ dollar bills, for e.g.)