Looking around on zillow in my city of san antonio and i find a house thats being foreclosed for 160k, everything looks to be in good condition.... a few blocks away i find a literal mirror image of the same property ...

What HAS changed is property values, thus if you buy a $700k house you will pay @ $7k per year, while your neighbor who purchased his (identical) home in 2008 might only be paying $3k. 

Odds are that your situations, W2s, bank accounts, etc. aren’t identical.

My neighbor and friend is a heavy equipment operator and I can probably get him to do the work for the cost of the rental and a couple of steaks.

Also, they want your identity. $100 says they want to steal it for nefarious reasons.

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After that I did find two identIcal duplexes near my house which is a campus rental area.

Between tools and equipment I could have paid for a law degree .  

We just tell people that in order to ensure our office maintains the consistency that is required by fair housing, we require everyone to use the identical form for their accommodation request.  

Circuit board equipment (electro-mechanical and electronic vs. mechanical).Aside from the more complicated (expensive) for repairs aspect, there is the surge protection issue to deal with.So with the selection of mechanical controlled Washers, Dryers, Stoves, Refrigerators, ect… on the market dwindling, and getting replaced by circuit board type appliances I was wondering if you are doing anything to protect (your investment in) major electronic appliances from electrical surges.Whole house protectors, surge strips, surge breakers in the box?