Like disappearing water heaters.

What if the gap they want to caulk is because of water damage or shifting?  

The water is actually not separated from us so we know the water bill - ~$60 for both town homes.Therefore, monthly cash-flow without unexpected expenses would be $370-$920.

And you've been paying her water bill all this time?

So this might be strange and it might even be a good thing, I'm not sure, so I need some help deciphering the situation.In my duplex in Dallas I have tenants that has been with me for almost 2 years now, they have been awesome, pay on time for the most part and keep the place very very clean and tidy.However about 6 months ago they started to complain about little issues every time I saw them.Part of the weather stripping needs to be replace, the threshold needs to be repainted, need a timer to water the foundation.

Im only paying water/trash.

So, fast forward a few days from hearing our offer was "accepted" and my realtor and handyman go to the property (had rained a few days prior) and see water that had leaked into the master bedroom and the ceiling was wet and the carpet as well.Then, the listing agent calls our agent and says she was mistaken that it is not actually accepted, but just the trustee has accepted, still waiting on the bank.

Which one of you is repeatedly posting bandit signs on telephone poles all over our Columbus neighborhoods? STOP. It's illegal to post signs in the public right of way. Not only that, but it makes the neighborhoods...

I have a property that has multiple water leaks on the roof due to poorly added additions over the past 50 years.

Along with meeting all building code, they require a water test and they require the septic be pumped every 4 years.