I have a great education from a damn hard school in a degree program that tended to flush people out.

Every part on a water heater can be replaced except for the tank, so unless the tank is leaking, you don't need a new one.Draining the water heater every 6 months, and flushing it, will help prevent lime buildup.

The tenants are concerned that the toilet does not have a powerful flush.

This has to be balanced with give-away rates on debt right now though.I see the best investors and those flush with cash buying great deals.

As I inspected the building I found out why the water bill was so high -- leaky faucets and 5.5 gallon per flush toilets and no low flow shower heads.

Make it flush with the surrounding tiles by pressing it down or adding more thinset under it.

Flush the toilets to make sure they work and don't leak.4.

Even with a new valve, all it takes is a little scale (what you want to flush out) to cause the valve to leak.

IF you put a new water heater in there make double darn sure you double up and do the required 'flushing' of sediment.

"Seinfeld" aired an amusing episode on this subject.I rate the low flow showerheads about the same as the 'water saving' toilets one must flush multiple times to get results.