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What are the options (preferably less expensive) for "plumbing
problems" like leaks in a 30-year old building?

Should a second (or even third?) opinion be obtained before spending
$90,000 on pipe replacements?

If it's approved in your area, it's often less expensive to line the
existing pipes with blown-in epoxy than to re-plumb the whole building.
Generally doesn't require tearing open walls, and if it's a large
building (I'd hope so for $90,000), you have a lot less down time and
loss of rents.

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