It's an old house and recently during a renovation, I realized that both sides waste stacks are sharing a shaft touching one another and the neighbor's one was cracked, practically watering my side with sewer every time they flush their toilet.

I appreciate it as I would rather not waste time and money having to redo, undo something because I had gotten ahead of myself in the order of repairs.

I assume numbers are needed for a full answer but I am new to this and now wanting to learn and not waste anymore money.

I've been spending some time reviewing Philly's geography but still have my work cut out for me.

We also weren’t able to have our cell phones out due to “disclosure agreements” The whole thing felt like a waste of time and a scheme.

In addition, speaking with them is generally a waste of time. 

I don't cut-off based on age I cut off based on building size. 

I've called a legal hotline and I'm waiting to hear back but if anyone can provide some sort of clarity because it seems as if they are cutting agents out of the transaction as a whole since majority of landlords do NOT offer compensation. 

After the 1031 it's not so cut and dried.2.

We've even wasted our time trying to argue with competitors about this - that's how uneducated they are!