Does a 3/4 inch supply line even have the capacity to push 5.5 gallons of water per minute through it?

I have added to it over the years to include things like - no car washing or exterior water usage, no pools or slip in slides in the parking lot, can't move the furniture outside, no hot-plates, etc, etc.  

I've had an agent pushing me in that direction (Haverhill multis) for a while, but I haven't found a deal that makes sense, despite his claims of how great it is.

Should I push it and try and get someone in there ASAP or is it better to take my time making the place perfect before renting?

But not all business is "good" business.Do you have grounds based on contract to push execution through court?

I would bet in many cases they are pointing to their number of posts on the site as an indication to their boss or owners of their companies that they are working and marketing and really pushing to drive business.  

I've heard that small claim courts always try to push for mediation before going before a judge, which is something I can use to my advantage, because they haven't budged at all in negotiations, however it is my understanding that the requested $1,500 in legal fees might go up if we don't settle prior to.One more thing that is noteworthy is that they sued the management company (which I own) and not me directly (the property is under my name) and if this continues to trial they will need to re-submit the lawsuit.

If they push back, you can either leave them in place or consult an attorney to see what your options are.

Without them, I’d still be going door to door pressure washing houses.

There are many variables affecting this area including manhattan prices to buy and rent being totally out of reach even for the wealthy pushing more people to the boroughs including queens and Brooklyn.