hubreb

They've financed data centers like this for years. Stack and Vsntage are huge builders, the risk is type of tenants- big companies like Meta, Google, etc...are considered prime tenants with long tetm leases...renting space to smaller companies and start ups is more risky and investors require higher returns. Investors know tenants prior to origination and funding.

have a buddy that rented a house to 12 hispanics that worked on a golf course, they would each give him a $100 bill when rent was due. Said the front yard was immaculate and always kept up, then he got a call from a neighbor complaining about chickens in the back yard. Went to check and they had the back windows covered and didn't want him to look, when he went in the back yard there wasn't a blade of grass left. He just told them to get rid of chickens and get some grass to fix the yard.

See above, your correct, that was the primary issue

although it was a loss - i'll go with you on the 7 OT game - probably most emotional ups and downs in my life....that was a ton of fun

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I suggest checking to see if there is not a valve partially closed somewhere or the inlet/outlet reversed on one of your tanks.

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Both of these were the issue, we had the water main in reverse order and a valve closed. Think the only reason I was getting any hot water was the recirculator

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So, is your problem one of flow not being adequate or one of the war]ter not being hot?

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both, depending on what outlet i'm using - upstairs great pressure and temperature, downstairs first three outlets closest to the tanks have great pressure and temp...next two low pressure and ok heat, then what i perceive to be next on the line has good pressure but worse heat - on the other side of the house - have decent pressure but heat is poor

it got more complicated this a.m. - yday i tried to use the pressure relief valve on both tanks to see if air was in them / the tank i did not replace would not close without me banging it with a wrench...then this a.m. the pressure relief valve was leaking at a pretty good pace and the burner/ pilot was out and i didn't have hot water (not sure why new one didn't feed into that) - ended up getting gauge fixed and heater re-lit...will see the situation this afternoon after work

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Might want to post a picture of what the plumbing connections look like, entirely possible you got something wrong.

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same set up i've had for 15 years, just replaced the first hot water heater in the line i originally described

Natural gas, purged air during filling

I have an hombre that works for a company that has insurance, payroll, taxes..but has a team that works on the side....giving me an estimate next week

i do investment sales in fixed income (bonds/mbs/structured products) - educate them, be transparent and don't be pushy....it's a repeat longterm relationship business