Just a thought.Depends on if you have cash reserves to cover the pipe replacement now; if not, you could save a certain amount each month to put towards eventual replacement.I guess you just have to decide if you want to pay to have the pipes replaced now, or at an unexpected time in the future. 

I want to share with you a strategy that not only unlocks the benefits of assuming existing loans but also pairs seamlessly with another powerful wealth-building tactic - House Hacking.

I know it's not connected to the BP Rehab tool anymore, which is unfortunate, but the AI it was powered by is called "Kukun".You can still make free estimates there similar to the BP tool, but it limits you to I believe less than 10 "rooms" per project.

(And, as an aside... why do mortgage guys have such power to make us feel so disheartened when we're starting out?

If you want to be an asset manager focused more on leasing and property management...then and only then would I suggest the MBA maybe.If you want to climb the entrepreneurship ladder a JD, MSF, MBA, CPA, CFA... all are useless without grasping the mindset first.I possess a law degree with an undergrad in Econ/Finance and I am still giving serious consideration to the power of the Masters in Finance.

It allows us to accurately cost out projects before bidding and is very powerful and easy to use; we'd have a tough time running our business without it.While the end products of software development and construction are a little different (!)

I sell to just a few power players in my market.

This seems like abuse of power and a clear attempt to restrict competition to me.

The next tier would be urgent but non-emergency issues such as no power, no running water, main drain line blocked, etc.  

Dan Powers - New Western