Also, ductile iron sewer lines have nothing to do with water pressure.

Drilling and mounting will be easier.

@Zach Fairfield  I hear ya.. on this particular subdivision. the sewer taps are at the property line when we built the roads so they were scoped pressure tested prior to sign off by city .. so the run from that point to the clean out is 25 to 30 feet max... so yes I suppose you could get a belly .... but regardless I am happy for them to do all the testing inspecting they want.

Any opinion on how to pressure them to give me refund??

Rents have been paid so far, so no real pressure on investor sellers.

There are some temporary pressures pushing real estate prices higher - I think when we get to September we will see softening in the market. 

Hi,I am looking for ways to descale whole house plumbing to get better water pressure on tabs throughout the house.A lot of DIY videos I saw talks about pouring about 2 gallons of vinegar in the water heater and leaving them in the pipes overnight before flushing the next morning.

If the 6 unit were mine, I'd think about having (2) metal pick-nick tables, a matching trash can, (2) pole mount charcoal grills and fire pit, with a shrubbery border to make the area its own space.And for residents and their visitors this sign.

@Jim Cichello, you will be kissing a lot of frogs to find your 'prince'--the broker that folds under negotiating pressure from you won't hold up too well with other brokers.So just go to a 'flat-fee' brokerage, get it listed, and do it basically yourself. 

Now whenever I need some direction or have a big decision to make the pressure is off because I probably already have the answer.