u/BrandonsReditAcct

I'm looking to buy a home and I keep running into deed restrictions on homes I like. These aren't HOAs, just a list of rules that run with the land. Many of the homes have restrictions that require the builder or his assignees to approve changes to the properties such as fences or the construction of accessory buildings (shed or detached garage). These homes were built in the late 80s.

My question is:

What happens to those restrictions when the builder passes and there is no reasonable way to find out who his assignees are?

I'm in Ohio if it matters.

Thanks!

I was attempting to replace mineral oil on my mountain bike with Shimano brakes for the first time. The front went well.

Once I got the oil replaced on the rear brake, I put new pads in and a pad spacer and squeezed the lever a few times pretty hard. I felt a pop and oil began dripping out of the caliper. There is no pressure at all now.

I'm not sure if this is relevant, but on the rear the rear, two of the pistons didn't want to fully retract even with the lever port open, but I was finally able to get the bleed block in. I didn't have this problem on the front.

The calipers are SLX (br-m7120).

In probably just going to buy a new caliper, but I don't understand what I did wrong. I did the exact same thing on the front end, and that brake works fine. Any idea what I could have done that caused this to break? Anything to try before ordering a ~$100 caliper?

I'm feeling kinda defeated and frustrated rn