I sent the plumbers in, and they found a leak in the wall due to missing grout, but no actual pipe leak.

It can be an exhausting process, but a necessary one.

(i.e. broken or crushed cast iron drain pipe, structural framing issue, etc.).

What is the current condition on Roof, HWT, HVAC/AC, (any basement foundation issues), plumbing, sewer line to the street(this is a huge one in my market, all the clay pipes from homes built in the 50-60's need replaced) With a furnace you can get a good 20-25 years from a unit if it is properly maintained. 

Keep reading this site.Shovel snow (until you drop from exhaustion), cut lawns (as many as you can), push peoples car that are stuck in the snow (for $20 with a friend and split the $$$)....Just some ways a 14 year old can accumulate money...Just don't lend it or spend it....be a Miser until you get your cash saved up.When you are 16, get the best paying (stable) job you can find, and work as many hours as you can.Good Luck!

Obviously, it costs much more money to relocate water piping, drains, gas pipes, electrical wiring, stove vent pipe, etc. and frugal people don't want to spend more money that absolutely necessary, but they do want to make sure they do want to make sure they get the most bang for their buck and do it right the first time.I am a general contractor and get to work with many customers and listen to their crazy ideas where I would not waste my money.

I work hard for my money to just be sold on a pipe dream, I bought into the challenge looking for real help but just got hit with the happy to take your money and thats it attitude.

I was exhausted at the end of 1999 but it allowed me to leave my W-2 job and go full time into real estate so it was very much worth it.

For some agents/investors/wholesalers it must be exhausting constantly prospecting for new clients to burn.

Lesson learned.Another rental property had the copper pipes stolen while it was vacant.