. -$1,600 surprise water bill from the city after they’ve sent notices about a potential leak. 

Here is what I’m concerned about, i did all the work myself/ paid cash to get it done.Here are the upgrades(I’m sure some of these might not need a permit but I’m new So idk)-Added central heating and air -tore down two walls to make an open living concept (non load bearing)-renovated kitchen/moved gas line-replaced some of the foundation 2x6 floods became they where damaged by termites -add/move electrical sockets-new floating floor-replace pluming with pex/ pbc-painted inside-replaced a window- maybe more but you get the big picture.Will the appraiser report me to the city?

My plumber is out the country but told me my main sewage is backed up when I showed him the mini flood in my basement entrance. 

However, the seller's real estate agent and her contractor told us that installing laundry on the main floor could mess up the plumbing and potentially cause flooding.

However, the seller's real estate agent and her contractor told us that installing laundry on the main floor could mess up the plumbing and potentially cause flooding.

There are water issues and a frail retainer wall in back.

We have spent the past few months putting in over 25+ offers on houses in which we get blown out of the water by cash offers (which is not rare at all in middle Tennessee right now, why would anyone not want to move here!) 

I currently was looking at a fourplex to invest in; the only issue is that all 4 of the units were running off two electrical meters, one water heater, and two AC units.

So basically my tenant is asking to get meter readings for electricity, water and sewer the same month her lease ends.

Most of them are from people who know zero about the real estate business and they want to sell raw land in the middle of the desert where there are no roads, no markers, no electric within 20+ miles, no water and even the people wanting to sell this land can't identify the location of the land even if they were very close to it.