Why Multifamily Values Will Continue to Defy Gravity (multihousingnews.com)

Even with power outages you will always have heat.That's only true if you have a gravity system.

Defying gravity - thank you for sharing!

all greywater/waste gets held in a container below the trailer and usually gets gravity feed out into a septic system of sorts that will have to be emptied annually.

Could have a gravity furnace, poorly laid out and insufficient ductwork...particularly cold air returns improperly sized.4 - Plumbing. 

I am planning to add a bathroom and a bedroom down there but was wondering how I'd go about adding the bathroom since the sewer line is above the ground as won't be able to use gravity to do its thing.The washing machine setup is very weird on that side as the wastewater goes directly into the sump pump, never seen this before. 

That I am sure is gravity septic not even the low nitrogen systems although maybe the price gap between the two is closing. 

Hello BP'ers ... long-time NY (Saratoga area) member, but have only been a casual on-again, off-again reader.Looking for guidance on transitioning from our single-family to a duplex, triplex or quad, the multifamily as an owner-occupied investment property that will allow us to retain a NY footprint -- driven by family's center of gravity -- and have an $income component, then transition over the next couple of years South (NC, SC or FL).We would prefer to stay in our single-family residence, then move into the multi-family while simultaneously marketing/selling our home. 

Truth is you simply can't fight gravity unless you truly have money to burn. 

I am 71-years old, was born in Massachusetts and worked in multiple properties built in the early 1900's and asbestos was used in the early 1900's forpotable hot water pipessteam pipes for radiatorssmall and large coal and oil burning boilerswarm air heat ducts were loaded with asbestos as shown in the images belowattic insulation as shown in the image belowelectrical wiring as shown in the image belowinside and outside floor furnaces and gravity furnaces as shown in the image belowfloor tiles and linoleum is loaded with asbestosdrywall and drywall mud is loaded with asbestos and maybe that work was done after the home was builtroofing material is loaded with asbestosI've been a licensed asbestos abatement contractor for more than 30 years, have been in the construction business for more than 48 years and I've been to more then thirty 10 to 40-hourtraining classes for asbestos abatement.Cheap people, cheap homeowners and pathetically sick sick people tell tell their workers there is no need to be concerned about asbestos.