If you get a pressure reading at the meter, and then inside the house while the water is flowing, you may be able to determine if its the supply line.  

Hey all,I read a more general post to this question and maybe there are even more out there but I am wondering as a first time investor in a rental property, how much (maybe percent?)

I’ve been reading a lot of posts.

I'm just never sure about what applies to our situation after reading the city rules and regs, partially because I probably don't want them to apply to me and because I feel like we're just small potatoes and the rules are meant to apply to the big fishes.

A lot of people start out doing this to establish credit, generate income, and learn the property management/investment process.Most importantly, I recommend you read every book possible on real estate investing.

I have read several books on investing and the general answer is that it depends.

@Jeff Moore, your state's contracts may read a little different, but I get that same question when I list a home here (I am a Broker-Owner of a small RE Firm).Our listing agreement has 1 spot for the Total Commission, X%. 

Things like this are awesome to read for aspiring investors.

I have read through a few Rich Dad Poor Dad books and have also begun listening to the Bigger Pockets Podcasts with a new book from a recent episode on the way as well. 

I'm gonna keep reading lissening and asking questions.