Recently, there was a water leak in our unit that affected several other units and some common areas.

(There was a leak under the toilet causing a puddle that the tenant decided not to wipe up for months, causing a hole in the ground that even affected the foundation.) 

For example; if the hot water heater is in a basement or somewhere where it won't ruin your property if it leaks, I might push this replacement back until you have completed everything else or it becomes an issue.

The upstairs pipe was leaking which caused the hole in the first floor ceiling.

This was typed on an iPhone 

Last Sunday was the rainiest day in that area since 1979 and those walls have yet to leak water into the basement....the management company is sealing the cracks and painting.  

I saw several highly rated apps on iPhone for such functions, such as docsign, adobe fill & sign.

On mother's day - Sunday afternoon, he texted me a picture of a leak on the kitchen ceiling and stated that the leak was coming from overflowing sink in the primary bathroom and that he noticed it two days prior.

Had what I thought to be my first buy-and-hold under contract, and during due diligence, we uncovered some bigger problems than we originally thought (HVAC not working properly, seriously leaking basement), and we were trying to negotiate with the sellers (a bank) to meet us in the middle for repairs.

LookupPorter Ranch; gas meters in snow; house gas explosion...3000 square foot house you say at $150 a foot = $450000 value maybe the lot is worth $50000 less permits $9000, inspections $1500; plans/ specs/ $10000 fixing the meter or what caused the leak unknown; maybe the lot is worth $30000 or less.