There was a leak behind the master sink that ran into the concrete and I had that fixed.

There was a leak behind the master sink that ran into the concrete and I had that fixed.

Let it sink in for a few days (weeks), then approach the, with a”solution”; which in my mind would be a downward” adjustment to note balance, reduction in interest rate, extension of term, longer amortization, etc.  

If in the slab you may never find it until a sink hole opens underground from the leak What you need to post or look at is the actual rate of usage, not your bill.

@Alex Melara, 100%—tenant screening is a huge time sink, and if the process feels slow or expensive. 

But if you put yourself in a sink or swim situation you will figure it out and everything will be ok.

Ground preparation- need a support surface otherwise they will sink into the ground.  

They came back and stripped the entire house taking out sinks, fans, etc.  

It is common practice for plaintiffs in a lawsuit to use the "kitchen-sink" approach to naming parties in a lawsuit.

You don’t need the “perfect” deal to start, you need one that’s good enough to move you forward without sinking you.