Did you replace it?

They will have to be maintained and one day replaced. 

When I replaced mine - I went with exact same brand and tank size but a high efficiency model - measured to make sure same height - Handyman was installing - of course it didn't fit through the door where the old water heater was.High efficiency one had more insulation and about 3 inches wider.  

He's replaceable.  

I was planning to buy 2 replacement properties as part of a 1031 exchange.

So in essence the portals as stated are basically replacing the HML and just packaging the deals differently...

Carpet needs to be replaced with every new tenant, while a more solid surface will at least last a few more years.

I was wondering if anyone heard of Hud, or any other organization that will help tenants pay bills, replace windows, ect.I have heard from a guy about a wheatherization program. any info will help.thanks

This law was repealed and replaced with Section 121 in 1997.

I would say you stay until you see a comparable sell for the amount of profit you want or feel would be a good gain for you.Add to the house instead of replacing stuff that is brand new.So many idea's..